Work Environment
Cashiers sometimes work evenings, weekends, and holidays, when many people shop and go out for entertainment. The work of the cashier is usually not too strenuous, but they often need to stand during most of their working hours. Cashiers must be able to work rapidly and under pressure during rush hours. Handling many items very quickly and dealing with irate customers can be very stressful. Many cashiers complain about repetitive-stress injuries.
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