Original sentence: Macy's: Allows employees to greet customers as they please, and has signs for Christmas, Hanukkah, and other winter holidays.Mervyn's: Has few signs saying anything for "the holidays" and uses generic terms on their advertisements and on their store hour card.Sears: Does not have any religious signs.Target: Does not have any religious signs (including Christmas), and does not allow solicitation on its premises (including by the Salvation Army during Christmas) at any time.Walmart: Does not have any religion specific signs instead opting to go with "Happy Holidays", which it feels is more inclusive and encompasses celebrations from Thanksgiving to Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and New Year's Eve as well as Christmas
Edited sentence: Has defended employees critizing Christmas.Macy's: Allows employes to greet customers as they please, and has signs for Christmas, Hanukkah, and other winter holidays.Mervyn's: Has few signs saying anything for "the holidays" but does use generic terms on their advertisements and on there store hour card.Sears: Doesn't allow Christmas signs.Target: Has no Merry Christmas signs and will not allow Salvation Army bell ringers to stand in front of their store.Walmart: Will not allow any Christmas signs instead opting to go with Happy Holidays