Leggo oggi che anche Apple ha dipendenti distratti ed è costretta a tenere i commessi in coda mezzora quando escono dai negozi per perquisirli. Alcuni di loro le hanno fatto causa perché la mezzora non è retribuita.
Former Apple store employees in New York and Los Angeles have filed a class-action lawsuit charging that they were forced to wait in line for 30 minutes a shift for their bags to be searched for stolen goods. They say that they are not paid for the time standing in line, which amounts to $1,500 a year. [...]Capisco niente di tecnologia, ma mi chiedo se non ci sia qualche mezzo per risolvere il problema che non risalga agli antichi romani.Nicola Misani su Twitter: Segui @nicolamisani
Apple declined to comment. “We don’t comment on pending litigation,” said Amy Bessette, an Apple spokeswoman. But the company is not alone with this type of lawsuit in the retail business. Forever 21, the clothing retailer, was sued last year by its employees who said they were kept at stores during lunch breaks so their bags could be searched.
Apple’s retail stores take in more money per square foot than any other United States retailer (NYT: "Apple Sued by Former Retail Workers for Unpaid Wages").



