Rich get richer, poor stay poor
I remember reading an article last year which mentioned the famous Walton family as one of the top 10 richest families in the world, yet the conditions they make for their employees are terrible. They’re known for paying their workers poorly, offering minimal benefits, and providing them with awful working conditions. How is it fair that the people who are the backbone of their empire are struggling to make ends meet?
The Walton family has no active interest in the company. It is just an investment to them .
I don't know where you people are getting your information, but I for one feel I'm paid a decent amount and thoroughly enjoy not only the store I work in but all the associates I work with including management.
i also feel they take damn good care of us
team leads and coaches and management ALL got huge bonuses and associates got screwed promised $1000 got $350
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Totally agree with you. The wealth gap in this country is out of control, and Walmart is a prime example of how the rich get richer on the backs of underpaid workers.