Remodeling Maidiac
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I will think of the looney left while I goto Walmart today. I wasn't planning on going there but now it seems like the thing to do. I might even stop off at the Chic-Fil-A too
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Surely the country needs government run, non-profit, retail establishments with price caps, highly paid entry level unionized civil servants, competition protections, and taxpayer subsidies to cover the overwhelming losses.............
For the common good.............lol
Goose are you being paid by SEIU to keep posting this crap? Twice in one week makes you obsessed or is there a profit motive?
If the radical left spent more time worrying about Obama's failed policies and less about alleged corporate wealth the Country might be on the right track.
Staffing shortages are sending customers fleeing to rival retailers
She points out that rival chains like Costco and Trader Joe's pay and treat their employees better, leading to higher productivity and happier customers and workers.
Why Walmart's shelves are empty
It's called the free market at work. Assuming this is true, Walmart will have to respond in kind by paying people more and/or providing better benefits.
For every single employee at every single WalMart store in the world...that job is the best employment option they have available to them. Otherwise they would not be there.
WalMart is not my favorite place to shop (Sam's Club is near the top of my list, though), but I have never experienced any problems with empty shelves, a lack of registers, or a lack of good order and cleanliness within the store.
These marxist peons obsession with walmart is comical...............
Not liking WalMart's treatment of employees, ah, "associates," makes one a Marxist? Yours is a wide tent!
Goose are you being paid by SEIU to keep posting this crap? Twice in one week makes you obsessed or is there a profit motive?
He's just bitter since he quit when they refused to pay him $25/hour to chase carts in the parking lot.
For every single employee at every single WalMart store in the world...that job is the best employment option they have available to them. Otherwise they would not be there.
WalMart is not my favorite place to shop (Sam's Club is near the top of my list, though), but I have never experienced any problems with empty shelves, a lack of registers, or a lack of good order and cleanliness within the store.
Walmart is for people who want to get work experience and can then move up to a better paying job if they want to in sales.
It's called entry jobs. Not meant to be a career job.
Just like jobs a fast food restaurants.
You get your training there, then you have the resume needed to get a better paying job.
Some are very happy to work there, rather than driving a longer way to another type of job.
Goose are you being paid by SEIU to keep posting this crap? Twice in one week makes you obsessed or is there a profit motive?
He's just bitter since he quit when they refused to pay him $25/hour to chase carts in the parking lot.
Not at all. I'm just tired of my tax dollars being used to subsidize a supposedly "successful" work force and you guys thinking that it's ok for our tax dollars to be used that way.
If that's your definition of successful no wonder you're trying to drag the rest of the work world down to Walmart's level.
For every single employee at every single WalMart store in the world...that job is the best employment option they have available to them. Otherwise they would not be there.
WalMart is not my favorite place to shop (Sam's Club is near the top of my list, though), but I have never experienced any problems with empty shelves, a lack of registers, or a lack of good order and cleanliness within the store.
Walmart is for people who want to get work experience and can then move up to a better paying job if they want to in sales.
It's called entry jobs. Not meant to be a career job.
Just like jobs a fast food restaurants.
You get your training there, then you have the resume needed to get a better paying job.
Some are very happy to work there, rather than driving a longer way to another type of job.
Tell that to Costco workers who are paid much better and much happier working for a company who sells things just as cheap (or cheaper) and outperforms Walmart on Wall Street.
For every single employee at every single WalMart store in the world...that job is the best employment option they have available to them. Otherwise they would not be there.
WalMart is not my favorite place to shop (Sam's Club is near the top of my list, though), but I have never experienced any problems with empty shelves, a lack of registers, or a lack of good order and cleanliness within the store.
Walmart is for people who want to get work experience and can then move up to a better paying job if they want to in sales.
It's called entry jobs. Not meant to be a career job.
Just like jobs a fast food restaurants.
You get your training there, then you have the resume needed to get a better paying job.
Some are very happy to work there, rather than driving a longer way to another type of job.
Tell that to Costco workers who are paid much better and much happier working for a company who sells things just as cheap (or cheaper) and outperforms Walmart on Wall Street.
Walmart is for people who want to get work experience and can then move up to a better paying job if they want to in sales.
It's called entry jobs. Not meant to be a career job.
Just like jobs a fast food restaurants.
You get your training there, then you have the resume needed to get a better paying job.
Some are very happy to work there, rather than driving a longer way to another type of job.
Tell that to Costco workers who are paid much better and much happier working for a company who sells things just as cheap (or cheaper) and outperforms Walmart on Wall Street.
if such is true, wlamart will be the victim of a failed business model and go out of business.
You know...the way it is supposed to work.
Now...stop your childish ranrting and act like an adult.
It's called the free market at work. Assuming this is true, Walmart will have to respond in kind by paying people more and/or providing better benefits.
There's nothing "Free Market" about you and me having to subsidize the workforce of a profitable company through our tax dollars. Costco and Trader Joe's don't require us to do that.