The change, which became effective in July and was first reported by The Wall Street Journal on Thursday, will create consistency in starting hourly pay across individual stores
So instead of raising wages for people making below a liveable wage, they are cutting salary. All while the US pays welfare for the Walmart employees that don’t make enough to live. I guess they have to maintain that $3+ billion budget for advertising, because lord knows few people know about Walmart. Also have to maintain the disgusting wealth at the top so they can continue to bribe lobby gov’t officials.
God damn, I wish we had a gov’t that could stand up to corporations.
So what is the most effective way to get these stores unionized? They'll play hardball, threaten to close stores, and maybe even will close them. But something has to give. It is approaching time to force their hand.
I don't understand how they think this is going to help staffing when they will be unable to find staff in areas where there is a higher cost of living.
Totally get that dude. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. I unfortunately had to buy something from them to get my cars oil changed right then and there at 7 pm on a Friday.
But thats the most money i spent with them in years. I seriously cant atand them but of course im fortunate to have other options.
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