Robots are servicing short-staffed restaurants. But what happens to the human waiters?
To ease job scarcity and pushback on employee demands against low wages and long hours, restaurant owners are turning to a robotic solution.
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To ease job scarcity and pushback on employee demands against low wages and long hours, restaurant owners are turning to a robotic solution.
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Intradiem’s Paul Milloy explores the biggest trends in automation and how it will change the way many of us work.
EDWARDS — Around 200 people showed up to Saturday afternoon’s rally for reproductive rights at the main Edwards roundabout on a day marked by other demonstrations around the country. From 1-2 p.m., the sidewalks were…