Walmart Worker Strike -

No better day to strike against a company than Black Friday.

They must have lost so much money lol

They must have lost so much money lol

There's no way they're gonna allow workers to form unions. My experience working there is that they're firmly anti-union.

Walmarts around me are already paying $15 an hr... so I guess it's up to each individual walmart to set its own pay rate?? Also, the same people that were complaining about not getting paid enough are still lazy and still have the same work ethic, despite getting what they wanted. Shocker

Walmarts around me are already paying $15 an hr... so I guess it's up to each individual walmart to set its own pay rate?? Also, the same people that were complaining about not getting paid enough are still lazy and still have the same work ethic, despite getting what they wanted. Shocker

There's no way they're gonna allow workers to form unions. My experience working there is that they're firmly anti-union.

do you get tired of licking boots or no?

Every corporation is anti-union and will engage in every tactic to destroy them

do you get tired of licking boots or no?

No, I get tired of seeing lazy people cry about payrates then still work like a trash $8 an hr employee. I pay my employees $18 - $20 an hr, which is realistic. At most, many of the people striking aren't worth $15 an hr. I didn't like walmart paying me $9 an hr 10 years ago, so I left to go to a job that paid me $15 an hr, then outgrew that and now make 6 figures. I don't have a college degreee either... purely hardwork and drive, and networking.

No, I get tired of seeing lazy people cry about payrates then still work like a trash $8 an hr employee. I pay my employees $18 - $20 an hr, which is realistic. At most, many of the people striking aren't worth $15 an hr. I didn't like walmart paying me $9 an hr 10 years ago, so I left to go to a job that paid me $15 an hr, then outgrew that and now make 6 figures. I don't have a college degreee either... purely hardwork and drive, and networking.

No, I get tired of seeing lazy people cry about payrates then still work like a trash $8 an hr employee. I pay my employees $18 - $20 an hr, which is realistic. At most, many of the people striking aren't worth $15 an hr. I didn't like walmart paying me $9 an hr 10 years ago, so I left to go to a job that paid me $15 an hr, then outgrew that and now make 6 figures. I don't have a college degreee either... purely hardwork and drive, and networking.

No, I get tired of seeing lazy people cry about payrates then still work like a trash $8 an hr employee. I pay my employees $18 - $20 an hr, which is realistic. At most, many of the people striking aren't worth $15 an hr. I didn't like walmart paying me $9 an hr 10 years ago, so I left to go to a job that paid me $15 an hr, then outgrew that and now make 6 figures. I don't have a college degreee either... purely hardwork and drive, and networking.

the idea is to pay employees more than what their labor is actually worth

you don't understand, the idea is to pay employees more than what their labor is actually worth and to make it harder to fire people so that the pothead that shows up half the time and fucking sucks at what he does is treated the same as some kid with drive and a willingness to work

So because you beat the odds, other people aren't worth a living wage?

you don't understand, the idea is to pay employees more than what their labor is actually worth and to make it harder to fire people so that the pothead that shows up half the time and fucking sucks at what he does is treated the same as some kid with drive and a willingness to work

I love that theyre doing this on Black Friday

There's no odds to it. I had years of failures, but I never gave up. Most people give up because they're not willing to fight through adversity.

My GF is a manager at walmart, who started at a time in the company when 7.25 an hr was the minimum. She saw Walmart go from that to 10 an hr and now to 15 an hr, and still, the same people who complained and stuck through the increases remain with the same poor work ethic and attitude. This is my criticism towards those complaining about payrates: their work habits and culture didn't change, despite some nearly receiving almost double their previous rate over the past few years.

Lmao holy shit the bootstraps argument. That boot must taste amazing

I had the safety net to fail a fuckton and now I dont respect people who dont have that sure is a bootlicking take

There's no odds to it.

I had years of failures, but I never gave up. Most people give up because they're not willing to fight through adversity.