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05 Dec 2013 16:55 #166845
by Googley
I am telling you from personal experience bro. And I know quite a few mom/pop operation that can be affected. I am far from being a right winger!
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05 Dec 2013 16:59 #166851
by Googley
on the other hand places like restaurants are robbing workers blind! Paying dirt cheap even cheaper than the min wage.
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05 Dec 2013 17:03 #166853
by Googley
not really. Many M/P got knocked over but other emerge as fast as they are knocked over.
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05 Dec 2013 17:03 #166854
by Kwami
What does Americans think? They don't . They lost that ability and just like animals the act by instinct
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05 Dec 2013 17:09 #166857
by Snoopster
The companies that are robbing workers blind are companies like McDonalds and Walmart. 80% of Walmart employees are on food stamps. Contrast this with the salaries of Costco employees.
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05 Dec 2013 23:35 #166912
by mapoui
I used to boycott walmart.
how does Walmart pay its canadian employees snoops
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06 Dec 2013 11:00 #166971
by ketchim
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My son Kyle is a single dad who works incredibly hard to support his two children, who are 6 and 2.
He doesn't have a car, so he walks two miles every day to his job at Walmart so he can take care of his kids.
But last week, two days before Thanksgiving here in the US, Walmart fired Kyle -- just for approving a price match on a turkey for an elderly customer.
]Here's what happened: a customer came in and showed the cashier a lower price for a turkey from a competing retailer. As the customer service manager, my son authorized the cashier to match the competitor's price. Three days later, Kyle's manager told him he was fired because the turkey didn't appear on the customer's receipt at all, which is ridiculous, because it's the cashier's job to ring up customers, not Kyle's!
My son should not have been fired, and I'm not going to stand by while Walmart robs him of his ability to support his kids. Please click here to sign my Change.org petition demanding that Walmart give Kyle his job back.
Kyle lives in rural Kentucky, and he doesn't have a lot of job options. He worked his way up to be a customer service manager at his local Walmart because he really needs that job to support his family. Kyle did not deserve to be fired, and his kids sure didn't deserve to have their dad lose his job right at the start of the holidays.
Walmart has been publicly advertising its price match policy all through the holiday season, so I don't understand why my son would get fired just for upholding the store's own policy!
I know that Walmart has responded to Change.org petitions before.
In fact, just two months ago, a disabled Walmart greeter got his job back after 1600 people signed a petition supporting him. I know that if thousands of people sign my petition, Walmart will do the right thing and give my son his job back, too.
Please sign my petition to get my son Kyle's job back.
Thank you,
Caroline Wilson
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