But they have the luxury of "speaking on their own behalf". Lmfao! I'd rather never have to utter a word to my management team.And our benefits package is going to be a much larger extreme than the wages.
Anyone who is on this forum that's shopping at Walmart should be ashamed of themselves.
Wow what a crock of ! Walmart my business will go else where . The sad thing is these manipulation techniques work ! Smfh!
two thumbs upThe video did make at least one good point though. Why would someone want to join an organization that is actively trying to destroy the company they are being hired by or already work for? That's something I will never understand about the union's tactics. It's stupid to simultaneously push to boycott companies and want their employees to join you. LOL! Talk about counter productive.
Do you set out to be closed minded or did the union propaganda cause it to appear unnaturally?Do you set out to be a troll or does this come naturally??
Do you smoke drugs?two thumbs up
Do you set out to be closed minded or did the union propaganda cause it to appear unnaturally?
Do you take any prescribed pills?Do you smoke drugs?
No I can't say I do.Do you take any prescribed pills?
No I can't say I do.Do you smoke drugs?
Do you take any prescribed pills?
Not to mention that the teacher who taught you those astounding math skills was also probably a union member.I love the "all those union dues" argument. Walmart patted themselves on the back last february by announcing upcoming raises for full time employees to $13 an hour. As an unskilled (non driving) full time Ups employee I make over double that and the $70 a month I pay in dues is made up by lunchtime on the first day of the month.
You provide a service which is much more difficult and demanding than someone handing out smiley face stickers at the front door.I love the "all those union dues" argument. Walmart patted themselves on the back last february by announcing upcoming raises for full time employees to $13 an hour. As an unskilled (non driving) full time Ups employee I make over double that and the $70 a month I pay in dues is made up by lunchtime on the first day of the month.
I agree and just to add onto that, Wal-Mart's margins are pretty poor by business standards. They didn't even achieve a 3% margin last quarter. Less than half of UPS' margin. The business model doesn't work with a unionized workforce.Walmart shouldn't be unionized. That would spell the immediate decline of the worlds largest employer and perhaps ultimate demise. These big retail boxes are mostly about price. If a union eventually doubles everyone's compensation, they can no longer compete with everyone else who remains non-unionized. If Walmart even raised prices just 5% beyond Targets for all the same stuff, see you later Walmart. It's a very tight marketplace.
I agree and just to add onto that, Wal-Mart's margins are pretty poor by business standards. They didn't even achieve a 3% margin last quarter. Less than half of UPS' margin. The business model doesn't work with a unionized workforce.
If Walmart can't pay a living wage and still make a profit then maybe they shouldn't be in business at all.Exactly. Ignorant people look at big companies like Walmart and see big super rich evil corporations. These companies that strive to offer the lowest prices have these slim margins you mentioned. Their profits can reach high levels due to massive volume but big companies need big profit. You don't want to work for a company that barely scrapes by.