| This is just rediculous. Where do you think these Walmart employees are from China? How do you think they would get away with locking employees in after hours? Way back when I worked in Retail, we often worked after hours and guess what, the doors were locked. Does that mean I was being held hostage? NO. I could have left at any time, as I'm sure current Wally world employees could leave if they wanted while working after hours. There are not chain gangs in Wally world.
AS to the fact WW doesn't allow Unions, I say GOOD FOR THEM. Unions raise the cost of production, which, in turn, raises the price of the goods or services produced by that company. Therefore, the companies with Union labor are less able to compete with companies that don't. This hurts the consumer who has to pay more, and hurts Unionized companies because they loose business to non-Union companies.
And I too will pass on the LA Times drivel. |