Robot Checkout World Grows

Anyone who says that robots are not crippling the future of retail checkout employment is wrong. The only humans needed at the checkout lines at thousands of large retail locations are those to help customers who have not learned how to use automated machines. Eventually, it may be that robots can take the place of these employees who aid customers. No matter how the figures are totaled, tens of thousands of jobs are at risk, and almost all of those are among workers who make above minimum wage, but not by much. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, most cashiers make between $19,000 and $25,000 a year.