Walmart is unexpectedly closing a major store amid economic uncertainty and rising costs. In an economy weighed down by uncertainty and an ongoing trade war, many retailers are cutting costs by scaling back investments and restructuring their businesses.

But a big reason Walmart opts to close on Christmas Day boils down to employee morale. When workers are happy, it tends to lead to a more positive customer experience. That’s what Walmart wants. So it’s willing to forgo a day of profits during the year if it means ensuring that workers are content.

As the year comes to a close, millions of Americans turn to Target for groceries, essentials, and post-holiday deals — and knowing the store’s New Year hours can save both time and stress.