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Restaurant in NYC offshores cashier job to Philippines so they can pay below minimum wage ($3/hr in Philippines)

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Having no actual person guarding your business is a recipe for theft. If this catches on it will be so much easier to steal from places. I'm ok with this
- You shouldnt ever try to protect the cash register at your place of work. They give 0 fucks about you and will have a job posting up before your body is cold.
  
  Fact but it does not negate that physically present employees deters some crime.
  High traffic grocery stores who put in self check outs are staffing several guards now and put in some clown fences and gates...
  But hey guy who put in self check and guy fired cashiers both got bonus...
  Guy hiring security and putting fences also got bonus. These clowns will pay anyone any amount of money as long they don't pay the worker for the actual job.
  
  I remember working in a store and a guy walked through the scanner at the door and it went off, the other employee looked at me and was like "that guy stole something, hey?" And I was just like "yep" and we went back to whatever we were doing lol
  
  This is the way. Ive seen the "security" do the same shit, they don't get paid enough to throw down over a can of doritos either lol
  
  Retail jobs will tell you this too as they want as little liability as possible.
  Plus the registers only usually have a couple hundred bucks max at one time.
  
  Can confirm, if they give any appearance of being human, even for years on end, it's a lie, they are complete psychopaths and will throw you into the fire not even to save themselves, just to feel slightly less insecure.
- Having no actual person guarding your business is a recipe for theft.
  From 1977 to 2021, in 2021 inflation-adjusted dollars, state and local government spending on police increased from $47 billion to $135 billion, an increase of 189 percent.
  Privatize the profits, socialize the costs
  
  gestures broadly at the entire us pharmaceutical industry
- The recommended course of action in a robbery is to follow instructions and hand over anything they ask for. If they grab product and walk out of the store, don't try to stop them. This is actually less of an insurance liability than having an actual person there.
  
  Yes but in general people are less likely to steal if there is a person standing in front of them watching. I'm not even talking about robbery just people stealing a candy bar or whatever. If it's just sitting out with no one around people will take it.
  
  Stealing and robbery are different
  
  I'm sure there's a technical difference but I really don't care about it.
- A 17 year old kid paid minimum wage who gives zero fucks about the company isn't a huge deterrent either. As long as you don't put them in risk steal from corpos all the time

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