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Javier F
Why supermarkets keep closed most of their checkouts?
They have 10 checkouts, and only 2 or 3 are open. Same thing on Banks
at one time they probably utilize all the checkouts ex: Christmas season shopping
but when times are slow
its cheaper (paying wages) to have only a basic few open
Leo Lion
To save money on paying salaries for cashiers and tellers.
It's all about cheap labor now.
Labor Day, as well as most other holidays, are a joke.
St3FF3Rs
so they don't have to pay for the people working at the counters
richard t
they see how long the lines are................and are saving the cost of labor........................
Mike
supermarkets often need more help on the floor and often send cashiers to the sales floor during slow times. It is the responsibility of the front end manager to detect a rush at the registers and call cashiers back to their registers as needed.
yp.cham
Manpower management - transfer staff to other departments to help out. Fully utilised their workers.
Preparation for Peak period - get ready for big sales, prevent shortage of checkouts.
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