In a supermarket, whose responsibility is it at the checkout to put the ‘divider’ in place between their own and the next customer’s shopping?

In a supermarket, whose responsibility is it at the checkout to put the ‘divider’ in place between their own and the next customer’s shopping? Published on 9 August 2017 → Survey conducted on 9 August 2017 on 6276 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

The person in front, who has finished putting their shopping on to the conveyor belt

65%

The person behind, who is about to start putting their shopping on to the conveyor belt

18%

Don’t know

17%

The person in front, who has finished putting their shopping on to the conveyor belt

65%

The person behind, who is about to start putting their shopping on to the conveyor belt

18%

Don’t know

17%

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