Do you think just one staff is enough to run a grocery shop?

[Kera]

Every business wants to minimize their overhead costs. That's why some businesses cut down on the number of staff they employ. For an average grocery shop, is it possible to have one staff man it efficiently?

That one staff would serve the customers and receive payments. Is it ideal for one staff alone to work in a grocery shop?

 

[Trush Jodie]

A very small grocery shop can be run by one staff. But that staff would have to be someone that is very vigilant.

 

[neku]

It depends on how big the shop is and how many customers it has. For a very small shop having only one staff may be sufficient though the shop will remain closed when the staff requires rest.

 

[Augusta]

Sure you can use just a staff to run a grocery store. it just depends on the workload that's all.

 

[eLdavis]

The size of the shop also counts, if it's not a large store, then yes one staff is more than enough, for a larger shop, you might require more staffs.

 

[King Belieal]

I have seen one staff run mini supermarket stores. But I don't think it is ideal as you would burnout the person.

 

[Springtime]

That depends on the size of the store. If it is a small store, I think it can be run by one person. But that person will have to work very hard.

 

[Kross]

I don't think one staff would be able to manage a grocery store that has good number of customers. It ain't possible.