NYC restaurants are now using “virtual cashiers” based in the Philippines who take your orders via Zoom from thousands of miles away
These workers are being paid as little as $3.25–$3.75/hour, while New York City’s minimum wage is around $16/hour. 
The tech company behind this, Happy Cashier, says it helps restaurants cut labor costs, but labor advocates are calling it a “loophole” that undermines fair wages. 
Customers are still prompted to tip (up to 18%) and some of that goes to the remote cashiers. 
What are your thoughts?
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These workers are being paid as little as $3.25–$3.75/hour, while New York City’s minimum wage is around $16/hour. 
The tech company behind this, Happy Cashier, says it helps restaurants cut labor costs, but labor advocates are calling it a “loophole” that undermines fair wages. 
Customers are still prompted to tip (up to 18%) and some of that goes to the remote cashiers. 
What are your thoughts?
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NYC restaurants are now using “virtual cashiers” based in the Philippines who take your orders via Zoom from thousands of miles away 🇵🇭
These workers are being paid as little as $3.25–$3.75/hour, while New York City’s minimum wage is around $16/hour. 
The tech company behind this, Happy Cashier, says it helps restaurants cut labor costs, but labor advocates are calling it a “loophole” that undermines fair wages. 
Customers are still prompted to tip (up to 18%) and some of that goes to the remote cashiers. 
What are your thoughts? 💭
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