Rhode Island H7290 limits grocery stores to eight self-service checkout stations per location and mandates a minimum ratio of manual checkout.

Rhode Island H7290, known as the "Restrictions on Self-Service Checkout Stations Act," caps the number of self-service checkout stations a grocery store can operate to eight per location. It also mandates that for every two self-service checkout stations, there must be at least one manual checkout station in operation. Additionally, no more than two self-service checkout stations can be monitored by a single employee, who must be relieved of all other duties while performing this task.

Rhode Island H7290 limits grocery stores to eight self-service checkout stations per location and mandates a minimum ratio of manual checkout.

Rhode Island H7290, known as the "Restrictions on Self-Service Checkout Stations Act," caps the number of self-service checkout stations a grocery store can operate to eight per location. It also mandates that for every two self-service checkout stations, there must be at least one manual checkout station in operation. Additionally, no more than two self-service checkout stations can be monitored by a single employee, who must be relieved of all other duties while performing this task.