Walmart is notorious for union busting. They’ve taken measures to keep all unions out of their stores. Today, I heard on the radio that there had been a union finally formed in a Canadian Walmart, but that Walmart would be closed rather than allow a union to form.<\/p>\n
Walmart has the pleasure and the pain of being the best at what they do, the first in the crowd. I don’t think that other stores are so much worse than walmart.<\/p>\n
Walmart got to its level of prominence because it gathered together its buying power and leveraged it to get prices and products that were beneficial to it’s goals. They get the most amazing prices across the board.<\/p>\n
That’s why people shop there.<\/p>\n
Now, in a huge ironic twist, they want to keep that leveraging power all on their side. Unions are about a group of laborers, who individually might be insignifiant, banding together to demand things beneficial to them.<\/p>\n
Guess what? That’s not fair. Walmart needs to know that what’s good for the goose is good for the gander.<\/p>\n
Whose budget items need to be changed? Store managers make more than the greeters do. And the corporate people are not making 7 bucks an hour.<\/p>\n
There has to be a way. A way that is equitable. I challenge the corporation to find it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Walmart is notorious for union busting. They’ve taken measures to keep all unions out of their stores. Today, I heard on the radio that there had been a union finally formed in a Canadian Walmart, but that Walmart would be … Continue reading