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Tokyo looks to protect service staff from customers who are not so cool

49 点作者 CaliforniaKarl7 个月前

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gnabgib7 个月前
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switch0077 个月前
Interesting framing isn’t it? Customers also feel it’s “not so cool” to experience huge price rises, badly trained staff etc.<p>We had a similar thing in Europe during COVID with those #BeKind campaigns and signs everywhere to treat staff with respect etc.<p>The staff are caught in the middle, the face of the economic issues - and sometimes greed. Can’t be easy for them<p>And today we still have high prices, reduced staff (cost saving), QR codes (cost saving), reduced quality&#x2F;quantity (cost saving) and rightly people are still annoyed. It feels like we helped repay them for lockdown, and now are continuing to do so.<p>Of course it’s a wider, systemic and economic issue but people are human.<p>And the great thing about the mysterious inflation is that each company&#x2F;government can just blame another company&#x2F;government round and round, so it’s nobody’s fault
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prokopton7 个月前
This is only going to get worse. There are a number of services in Japan that let you pick up part time jobs on short notice. These workers don’t know what they’re doing a lot of the time and their mistakes are going to frustrate customers more.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;timee.co.jp&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;timee.co.jp&#x2F;</a>
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GenerocUsername7 个月前
Is Japans demographic changing? It would be such a shame to lose one of few respect oriented cultures left on the planet to the globalization scheme
Aeolun7 个月前
I love how this is another of those ‘laws with no penalty for breaking them’ which Japan seems to be so fond of.
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infotainment7 个月前
Unfortunately, the law doesn&#x27;t actually include any penalties for noncompliance, but one has to start somewhere I suppose.<p>You often see comments on articles like these trying to blame random external factors (they typically take the form of statements like &quot;well, you see, if prices were lower, then customers wouldn&#x27;t be so angry&quot;), but that fundamentally misses the bigger picture: some people are just assholes.
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weard_beard7 个月前
How about a law that any company raising prices must publicly post the name&#x2F;photo&#x2F;phone number&#x2F;home address of the business owner.
rizky057 个月前
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