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Yes it does -- the cashiers will not be permanently unemployed but will find other, more productive work.
by Bostonian 7y ago
Yes it does -- the cashiers will not be permanently unemployed but will find other, more productive work.
- jmathai 7y agoI'm not convinced it is that easy for someone working as a cashier to find another job. Especially if low skill work is being replaced by robots. Also given that cashiers are already at or near the poverty level they're likely going to be more impacted by job interruption. Your response makes sense in theory but does not take into account the fact that these are real people with families and rent to pay who likely don't have many options or much financial padding.