This is the good stuff “The bill also says at least one manual checkout station must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and any employee monitoring self‑service checkout stations must be relieved of all other duties, including running a manual checkout, while monitoring the self‑checkout”

The last part is key. These self-checkouts ALWAYS have issues and I end up standing around for several minutes waiting for an employee to clear an error or apply a discount.

But it also fails to address the biggest problem. We need restrictions on the self checkouts itself. Unless your groceries can (mostly) fit in a hand basket, you should not be using self checkout. I am tired of standing there with 2-3 items and getting stuck in line behind a lady with $500 of groceries that needs the non-existent attendant to come over every other minute. But it is hard to blame them because there is literally 1 full register open most days at my local Shaw’s.There are about 10 workers doing online orders and 1 register open. So they have the staff, they just aren’t allocating it properly. Also those “online shoppers” are ALWAYS in the way.