Major grocery stores and pharmacies in California would have to limit self-checkout lanes to purchases of 10 items or fewer under union-backed legislation.
The bill (SB 1446) would also require at least one employee for every two self-checkout stations to boost staffing and curb theft, an issue state lawmakers face mounting pressure to combat.
Shoplifting has become a major issue in the state’s politics, with
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