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| The executive board of Walmart...What? Should I be subtle? They aren't. |
If not, here's a fact sheet, including:
- Work at Walmart, live in poverty.
- Destroys higher paying jobs in communities.
Walmart drives down wages, and not to stay in business, it's already immensely profitable. And that isn't a bad thing. Businesses making profits is fine. But the focus on immediate profits, instead of investing in workers, only negatively impacts future viability. Common sense should tells us usually that theirs more to running a business then immediate profitability. (Sadly too many business thinkers today think only in the short term.) Investing in the community and workforce is what a responsible and sound business does.
What Walmart does is squeeze out every last bit of profitability, which it shunts right to the Walton family and the executives. That's just damn miserly.
Add to this the troubling impact of their pull on groceries and the food supply chain.
But now they are looking at another idea. I'd call it an amazing idea, or a shocking one, but this is Walmart. How can they shock us at this point?
Walmart now think it's time for Walmart customers to work for Walmart as it's personal delivery system.
Imagine it. You can be a delivery boy for WALMART. How awesome!
Yup. You can sign up, give them your home address, and then get discounts up to the cost of gas mileage. How awesome! Right?
Sign me up!
And I appreciate Daily Kos's list of how this plan could end horrifically for someone. Free labor for Walmart. And, a chance to serve a company that is eager to help...drive out it's competition in town.
They make stunning profits. They pay their workers a pittance. And, now you can work for them, for no money.
Walmart? Way to be a Walmart.
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UPDATED:
Wanted to add some graphics that remind just how backwards Walmart, and a lot business is today. To do that, look at some businesses that are trying to do things right.
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