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as we all said - can't run a business if you screw your workers

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« on: November 10, 2013, 12:17:08 pm »

http://www.forbes.com/sites/rickungar/2013/09/25/wal-mart-returning-to-full-time-workers-obamacare-not-such-a-job-killer-after-all/


Yeah... you want sales? you hire good people, pay them fairly, give them health care, don't just cut their hours arbitrarily....



I call bullshit. Wal Mart, especially the ones down here, has very few full time employees. The ones they do have, those with tenure, are dropping like flies via layoffs. All the elderly door greeters are gone - fired! - and the little old lady that runs the dressing rooms has like fifteen additional duties, shit managers should be doing like scheduling breaks, answering phone questions, etc. The part timers they have have nasty attitudes and the few full timers left do too because they've been fucked over so much.

Their shelfs are persistently empty. What's with this great deliver system they're supposed to have?

Funny thing is...go to Walton-owned Sam's Club and it's totally different. Huh.

And don't even ask me about our local K-Mart. I'm literally scared to go in there, so I won't.
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