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BlueJazz

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9. From what I've read about the Waltons, they'll most likely cut hours on their employees.

Sat Aug 2, 2014, 11:56 AM

Aug 2014

" I ...I know this is rough on you and me but we're going to have to do some belt tightening around here people."
"You've had it fairly easy, here at Walmart, but I'm afraid the company will have to start a new way of doing things"
"Each of you will be given a new I.D."
"True, it won't be your real name but you'll understand in a minute...you'll check in on the clock each day with your ...alternative name...work for 2 hours ...check out, like you're going home and THEN check in with your real name"

"Don't worry what happens to the hours on your alternative name...we, at Walmart, will take care of that"

"In short, together, we'll make the company profits SOAR once again and our futures will be on solid ground"
"Now, get your wonderful, understanding asses back to work"

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Wal-Mart is in most little towns around here, dixiegrrrrl Aug 2014 #43

Just the opposite demwing Aug 2014 #44

I know part of it jmowreader Aug 2014 #54

I made the mistake of using their "site to store" option awhile back. I had to get a DVD player brewens Aug 2014 #5

I buy from Costco and Winco easychoice Aug 2014 #41

Do you know how Winco treats employees? I ahven't heard much. I hope they are good. n/t brewens Aug 2014 #47

You would have to check with H.R. at Winco. easychoice Aug 2014 #51

I go in there PatrynXX Aug 2014 #6

From what I've read about the Waltons, they'll most likely cut hours on their employees. BlueJazz Aug 2014 #9

That, and hand them a pre-printed cardboard sign along witih their food stamp application IDemo Aug 2014 #10

And i just imagine it will be some brainwashed 23 year-old assistant manager dressing-down the crew bhikkhu Aug 2014 #36

Walmarts are crappy places to shop. They pile stuff in the aisles. It can fall on you. McCamy Taylor Aug 2014 #14

They got rid of the greeters at our local store. phylny Aug 2014 #18

and ruining their feet & legs standing on concrete floors for hours at a time eom catrose Aug 2014 #35

Good! shanti Aug 2014 #15

Walmart is the largest employer in America and the world mountain grammy Aug 2014 #16

Wow, you nailed it! Not Sure Aug 2014 #22

I went there yesterday. What a mistake. I needed a few things and it was literally next door jillan Aug 2014 #17

if their inventory actually reached the shelves their sales might go up. KG Aug 2014 #19

I feel bad for the employees who depend on their jobs to raise a family. Schmice2 Aug 2014 #21

Just don't go...it's not because of products, prices or service... Clyde Tenson Aug 2014 #23

I agree 100 percent Populist_Prole Aug 2014 #32

I refuse to shop Walmart because of their business model. airplaneman Aug 2014 #39

I stopped shopping there over 20 years ago, the rest of the country eventually follows me. joanbarnes Aug 2014 #25

For many rural areas, WalMart is the ONLY game in town. bvar22 Aug 2014 #26

the ONLY game for miles in a lot of places pstokely Aug 2014 #40

They miss (ignore) the real reason... Frustratedlady Aug 2014 #27

We had a Walmart on the south side of town for years. CrispyQ Aug 2014 #31

here it is on Youtube, in English but with Spanish subtitles... Highly Recommended!!! winstars Aug 2014 #34

It's not WalMart I would cry for bluestateguy Aug 2014 #29

Exactly. I do the great majority of my shopping at brick and mortar businesses. Louisiana1976 Aug 2014 #33

Yes. Seems like the analyst sees what they want here but ignores KurtNYC Aug 2014 #45

I hope to live long enough to see the entire Walton empire go down in flames. geomon666 Aug 2014 #37

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Many of us have stopped going to WalMart oldandhappy Aug 2014 #46

I've noticed a lot less variety lately and more of their Best Value brand items. I've long been a brewens Aug 2014 #48

People like to hate on Walmart, and with good reason, but ... dawg Aug 2014 #49

You do bring up an ironic point IDemo Aug 2014 #50

The frustrating part aboot pharmaceuticals jmowreader Aug 2014 #55

need a jobs bill to create jobs for displaced workers WhaTHellsgoingonhere Aug 2014 #52

Excellent Ruby the Liberal Aug 2014 #53