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It’s called an agent of limited authority. The cashier as an agent of the principal-merchant has limited authority to process transactions at the point of serv
by j0hnny5 4y ago
It’s called an agent of limited authority. The cashier as an agent of the principal-merchant has limited authority to process transactions at the point of service, nothing more. When problems arise beyond that authority, they defer blame to the “tier above.” It’s a useful negotiating tactic.