Seanm
pfm Member
If there were a clear requirement and a clear expectation to do it and people didn’t, then you could say discipline. Since all it takes to communicate this requirement and this expectation is someone standing by the trolleys reminding people to do it and showing them how, it’s a business decision. And possibly a responsible one, given that I don’t know how much evidence there is to suggest that trolley handles are a big infection risk.You obviously shop at a better class of supermarket than me. At my nearest one it’s DIY, no problem with that. Plenty of space with cleaning stations on the way in to spray and wipe the trolley, then sanitise your hands. Except you could stand there for an hour and count the number of people who do this on one hand. It’s got nothing to do with money, people just can’t be arsed and yes, lack discipline.
It’s really an excellent example of a problem (if it even is a problem) that can be solved much more easily at a collective rather than an individual level, but as ever there are people who’d rather lock half the country up than try and process that.
Discipline.