Viewing a single comment thread. View all comments

NeroBoBero t1_j9jty1w wrote

I don’t know the answer to your question, but on the subject of smart working, why can’t cashiers have chairs? Seems unnecessary to have them always standing by a cash register.

13

I_tend_to_correct_u t1_j9k0sbs wrote

That’s only a US thing. In every other country the unions demanded that on day one. It’s actually hard to fathom why this still exists in the US to be honest, it can’t affect profits surely?

20

bluedarky t1_j9k1h6c wrote

Hell, it’s the law in the uk that if a job can be done sitting down then your employer needs to make reasonable efforts to have a chair available for you if you want or require one.

9

patmax17 t1_j9k5hzb wrote

thanks for pointing that out, I thought I was misremembering cashiers sitting down

1

abobtosis t1_j9khsrz wrote

They have them at Aldi but that's about it.

I think it's just a bad mindset by employers. An "If you have time to lean you have time to clean" sort of thing.

1

series_hybrid t1_j9kxhir wrote

Anyone in a low-skilled job is expected to suffer. It's a horrible mind-set.

3