That's a general feature of minimum-wage jobs, not just in the US. The reason is twofold: -Huge staff rotation (a lot of it people getting fired). -There bein

That's a general feature of minimum-wage jobs, not just in the US. The reason is twofold: -Huge staff rotation (a lot of it people getting fired). -There being little consequences if a role isn't filled. Regarding that second point: what happens if there's one cashier, delivery driver or store stocker fewer? Not much, except for delays, unless they're the very last one.