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Posted by: kimmie5656 1 year, 11 months agoAmerica's political culture demands at least one hideous corporate villian to villify in the upcoming elections. Maybe Wal-Mart is it this time around.
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getreal1
Oct. 8, 2006, 2:20 p.m.Wal-mart doesn't consider the safety of the public or it's workers. Shipping food with general merchandise, cross contamination, Your federal and state authorities do not clamp down on Wal-mart like they do a regular grocery store. Notice the bent cans on their shelves. Try to get something off the top shelf with out getting hit. Look at the equipment carts that squeal and the red face employee trying to push it. Their warehouse half way stack and wrap pallets for the safety of the employee to move. Their assistant manager program is a bunch of jerks who can't stock the shelf safely. They sacrifice experience. It was a good chain till Sam died. They build more while they can't handle what they got.
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