Did you guys know that Walmart has life insurance on all of its disabled employees and collect when they die never sharing any of the proceeds with the family of the deceased employee. It’s a matter of fact...
Why don't we take some time to qualify this: First, when I said under paid, I meant compared to the same job at another company. From what you said I can assume you were NOT an hourly employee.
You are very right in saying it's a regional thing. Most if not all of the retail outfits in the New England area pay better wages than our local Walmarts do.You could assume the second, but you'd be wrong. I was hourly the whole time at Wal-Mart.
As to the first, that's not what I personally experienced and saw, nor does it match what I've been told by many friends working for various other retail grocery companies. In fact, everyone I know who changed employers for more money either changed to Wal-Mart from another company (one from Winn Dixie within the last eight months) or left the retail grocery business entirely.
Hey, it may be a regional thing, but your (and other's) assertions just won't hold water in my area.
Did you guys know that Walmart has life insurance on all of its disabled employees and collect when they die never sharing any of the proceeds with the family of the deceased employee. It’s a matter of fact...
YMost if not all of the retail outfits in the New England area pay better wages than our local Walmarts do.
Fake news! ;-}
Correct that to "had" vice "has", and yes, they did do the "dead peasant" insurance thing along with a whole bunch of major corporations, but quit a couple decades ago. You may be quoting Michael Moore, and he never has been all that great at fact checking.
Wonder if there’s a way to opt out of donating organs to people like that?
I shop online only for very small items or items that aren’t locally available. I wish everyone who wanted to live in a true community would do likewise. I also only shop at chains when the same items aren’t available from independent stores.Something oft forgot, all of you cretins who now do most of their shopping online instead of the brick and mortar stores are what's making it difficult for employers to keep folk working ...
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Hmmmm ... let me rephrase that.
All of US cretins who now do most of their shopping online instead of the brick and mortar stores are what's making it difficult for employers to keep folk working ... hell, I even do a lot of my grocery shopping online nowadays ... ;-}