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by s1artibartfast
2251 days ago
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It seems like you are assuming supermarkets can support the same number of customers if the reallocated their staff to pickup/delivery. As a shopper who knows what I want and where to get it, I might spend 15 minutes shopping at a minute at the register, and that doesn't count my drive to and from the store. With respect to unemployment, nobody is interestested in working at a super-market, especially when unemployment is pays 50% more [1]. Workers would quit if it did not disqualify them from unemployment [1] the average cashier salary is 30k/year (575/week) and the current unemployment benefit for the same salary is 875/ week when you include the additional $600 https://www.salary.com/research/salary/benchmark/cashier-gro... https://www.edd.ca.gov/unemployment/ui-calculator.htm |
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