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> they need to count the time lost to counting the cash as you pay Do they? Unless the shop's always serving customers, this may be free time.
by normie3000 1y ago
> they need to count the time lost to counting the cash as you pay
Do they? Unless the shop's always serving customers, this may be free time.
- LocalH 1y agoEven if the place is jacked, if you have enough staff, this could be one trustworthy person (under camera surveillance) that has other functions throughout the day.
- bluGill 1y agocustomers come in groups (lunch hour is when many shop) so the free time is a different part of the day and you send them home. When a clerk is counting cash they could serve the next customer. If there isn't a customer they could stock shelves or clean. stores might have one clerk doing nothing at a till but there are several more scattered around the store doing something else while waiting for a help needed call. You also completely discounted the managers time counting cash in the backroom. That is more than an hours work in my experience, time that could be used for other things.
- lucyjojo 1y agoin japan we got a lot of cash counting machines. you put your money in the slots and it counts it.