Think about the last role you posted. You wrote the job description, put it on a board or two, maybe shared it on LinkedIn, and waited. A trickle of applications came in — most of them wrong for the ...

Passengers travelling abroad have complained of long queues stretching out of terminals, repeated questioning, delays in immigration at three main international airports.

It started around 1811 in England. Workers were scared of textille machines replacing them so they broke the machines, and the state response was not a Linked in post. Machine breaking became a crime ...

LOTS has and is changing in the world of travel and it can be confusing to keep up – but there are two vital changes for ...

The retailer is currently testing self-service checkout tills at its Foreshore store in Cape Town, giving customers the option to scan and pay for their own items instead of standing in the classic ...

New digital waitlist software helps restaurants, cafes, and salons reduce customer wait times by 85% with instant QR code check-in and SMS notifications. Our solution is simple: guests scan a QR code, ...

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The subsequent checkout headache will not be a malfunctioning scanner or a sluggish cashier. It is an absolutely normal product that is being rejected as a queue of people behind the customer builds.

Lengthy queues and intrusive checks are no longer seen as tolerable trade-offs for safety. Instead, passengers and regulators alike demand systems that are both rigorous and seamless. This balance has ...