CVS responds quickly after pharmacists frustrated with their workload don’t show up 

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CUSTOMERS WALK to a CVS Pharmacy, in Boston. CVS made a move Wednesday to make frustrated pharmacists in the Kansas City-area to call off a walkout. It promised to boost hiring to ease overwhelming workloads that sometimes make it hard to take a bathroom break. / ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO / MICHAEL DWYER
NEW YORK – CVS Health Corp. found the right prescription on Wednesday to keep its stores open in the Kansas City area and avoid a repeat of a work stoppage last week by pharmacists: It promised to boost hiring to ease workloads that sometimes make it hard to take a bathroom break.  But it won't…

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