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"The fight is never about grapes or lettuce. It is always about people." Cesar Chavez |
:: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 ::
Attacking Wal-Mart's Supply Chain By Yoshie Furuhashi, counterpunch.org
Wal-Mart's dedication to 'low, low wages' is a satirist's dream. The Onion zeroes in on it in 'Wal-Mart Announces Massive Rollback on Employee Wages':
photo: A sign announces a Louisville, KY Wal-Mart's low, low wage for cashiers.
The Onion can take on 'the $259 billion retail behemoth' satirically, but can American trade unions organize it, whose managers are directed by Bentonville to make 'a full-time commitment' to 'staying union-free'?------------------------------------------- posted 1:53 PM :: reference link ::
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