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2026-09-09 22:17
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Union Report Warns Electronic Shelf Labels Could Kill Jobs and Crush Wages
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First reported by The Guardian US (Lean left); 2 outlets over 10h.
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Lawmakers are already raising concerns that electronic shelf labels could be used by grocery chains to jack up prices on shoppers. But the technology could also be used to shrink paychecks and kill jobs, according to a report out Wednesday from the research arm of the AFL-CIO.
Read at commondreams.org → - The Guardian USLean left
AFL-CIO calls for ban on such labels to protect consumers and workers from surveillance pricing and job cuts The universal adoption of electronic shelf labels in grocery stores across the US could cost tens of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in lost wages while further driving up grocery…
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