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Second-hand shop staff forced to wear body-worn cameras to combat customer abuse | ABC Australia
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3:50Now PlayingSales staff at a North Queensland second-hand shop have been forced to wear body-worn cameras after enduring abuse from customers several times a day. Managers said they noticed the abuse escalate as cost-of-living pressures continued to rise. But that’s not all that’s increased, with op shops like St Vincent De Paul reporting sales spikes across the state.
By Lillian Watkins - ABC Mackay
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