Cashier  #14

Cashier #4

re: lawsuit-chairs-seats 

Cashier #3

re: workers' rights to sit

Cashier #2

Cashier #1

re: the apparent anonymity of market machinations of time that has an hourly price

re: Standing: is it that it presents the appearance of efficiency for managers and customers outweighing humanitarian concerns for workers' physical conditions?

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 Seating At Work

Irrespective of affects on job performance, the majority of menial workers in the USA are not afforded an option to sit during work shifts:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/05/cvs-lawsuit-chairs-seats;

and
http://britintexas.hubpages.com/question/176312/should-retail-workers--cashiers--etc--be-allowed-the-option-to-sit-down-to-work.

While reports apparently contrary to the issue can be acknowledged:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/24/sitting-at-work-why-its-dangerous-alternatives_n_1695618.html,

elsewhere regulations promoting health and safety provide for more considerate physical conditions:
http://www.safeworkers.co.uk/standing-for-long-periods.html