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- Walmart Supercenters in St. Louis, Missouri, and Cleveland, Ohio, are removing self-checkout.
- The change follows a similar move last year at three locations in New Mexico.
- Major retailers have taken other steps to address some of the problems raised by self-service tech.
A pair of Walmarts — one in Missouri and one in Oho — are ditching self-checkout lanes in an effort to improve the in-store experience.
The company confirmed the decisions to Business Insider in a statement, saying the changeover processes at the Cleveland Steelyard location and a St. Louis-area Supercenter take place after hours and will be completed in about two weeks.