That is a problem I didn't think of. In the big city everything is more expensive. So you have to pay your workers more than just what is required by law. Otherwise it is true I can see how many would not want to work there for less. Part of the problem I imagine is because they shift your schedule around so mutch. It is near impossible to have another job if you work at Wal Mart because of this. Further I imagine Wal Mart isn't the only big corporate franchise that poses this dilemma to its workers.
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US court strikes blow to Wal-Mart in sex bias suit:
A landmark sex-discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT.N) may proceed as a class-action case, a federal appeals court said, dealing the retailer a major blow and exposing it to billions of dollars of potential damages. Ref. Source 8
Wal-Mart Quietly Raises Prices:
A JPMorgan Chase (JPM) study of a Walmart Supercenter in Virginia found that the world's largest retailer has raised prices by nearly 6% on average over the past six weeks, according to the New York Post. Reuters says it was the biggest sequential increase since JPMorgan started the study in January 2009. Ref. Source 5
I am not very happy with my local walmart store. I think the stuff they sell there is over priced China stuff and they can take all their merchandise and shove it. I refuse to shop at wal mart anymore. It does not surprise me that they are secretly raising their prices while Americans suffer due to lack of work.
Walmart supercenter restrictions may be repealed
The supercenter ordinance that drew heavy criticism from Walmart appears on its way to being repealed by the San Diego City Council after election officials said Tuesday the retailer had collected enough signatures to force a ballot measure on the issue. Ref. Source 6
Supercenter ordinance repealed in San Diego
There's now one less hurdle for retailers like Walmart to build supercenters in San Diego, but it remains to be seen whether the behemoth stores stocked with groceries will eventually win final approval from a reticent City Council. Ref. Source 3