• 2 months ago
At Aldi, you might notice cashiers seated on stools behind the register, but it's not about comfort—it's a strategic move designed to enhance productivity. Unlike other retailers where cashiers stand, Aldi's policy requires employees to sit while ringing up customers, but why?

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