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I'm curious if higher minimum wages in a small number of states will also impact jobs in low-wage states. I would imagine a fair bit of the cost of installing t
by danielfoster 9y ago
I'm curious if higher minimum wages in a small number of states will also impact jobs in low-wage states. I would imagine a fair bit of the cost of installing these machines is fixed (software development, machine design), and chains might as well roll them out in low-wage states as well.
- bluGill 9y agoMaybe. Well trained humans give better customer service when you are talking to them. (try to tell the kiosk the restroom is out of toilet paper) Thus there are advantages to humans who are easy to talk to. However a kiosk allows 1 person to work the 10pm->5am shift - this shift is not profitable with 3 high wage employees, but if one person can cook and deliver food it might make sense.