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Knock the 30 dollars and benefits down to part time 15 an hour employees. We're down to 2 million.. let's select the 10% worst stores.. we are down to $200,000
by ipaddr 5y ago
Knock the 30 dollars and benefits down to part time 15 an hour employees.
We're down to 2 million.. let's select the 10% worst stores.. we are down to $200,000.
They can check other inventory items and check out customers.
Cheaper than a one second ad during the superbowl
- ethbr0 5y ago> Knock the 30 dollars and benefits down to part time 15 an hour employees. So, you're encouraging a business to hire minimum wage labor and schedule so as to avoid paying benefits? And these people (you've just screwed) are the ones you're proposing be granted the responsibility to detect theft? > let's select the 10% worst stores Infeasible, as most theft by dollar is organized, which targets a somewhat random scattering of stores, intermittently. Highest shrink retail stores already have additional theft mitigation tech deployed. > They can check other inventory items and check out customers Not if they can't be in two places at once. 15 minutes is a fairly middle of the road estimate for: walking to the area, checking the on-shelf number, checking above the rack, and possibly checking the back. If anything, it's already under-estimating the time required.
- cto_of_antifa 5y agoThe solution is simple. Punish the employees
- ipaddr 5y agoYes.. or hire students not phds to do the inventory