How
COSTCO Became the Anti-Wal-Mart
Oct 2011: Wal-Mart Reneges and Quietly Removing Health Benefits for Workers
Dec 2010: Supreme Court to Review Class Action Appeal for Women vs Wal-Mart
Sept 2009: Wal-Mart Profit is $25,000 Per Minute
UCFW Advocates Say There Should be Health Benefits
Aug 2009: Wal-Mart
Pushes Cost of Health Care for Their Workers to US Taxpayers
(video)
Aug 5, 2008: Wal-Mart Attempt to Kill Employee Choice Backfires
Dec 2008: Wal-Mart Agrees to Potential $640 Million Wage and Hour Violations
Wal-Mart Issues on Wages, Health Care, Supply Chain, Discrimination, among others.
May 2007:
How Wal-Mart Has
Used Public Tax Money
This includes tax
breaks, free land, infrastructure assistance,
low-cost financing and outright grants from state and local governments
around the country. In addition, taxpayers indirectly subsidize the
company
by paying the healthcare costs of Wal-Mart employees who don’t receive
coverage on the job and instead turn to public programs such as Medicaid.
April 2007: What if John Edwards Worked at Wal-Mart? (you will understand the issue)
April 2007: Price hikes on health care at Wal-Mart
March 28, 2007 Wal-Mart Chief Writes Off New York
July 27, 2006: Chicago Workers Win Against Wal-Mart
Jun
1, 2006 Big Box Stores Eliminate Jobs, Create Poverty
Apr 27, 2006: Thousands Say Wal-Mart Health Care Claims are a Sham
March 7, 2006: Wal-Mart Feeds Bloggers to Spread Praise in Public Relations Campaign
How
COSTCO Became the Anti-Wal-Mart
The
Wal-Mart You Don't Know (Not
the Vlasic Pickles for $2.97)
To survive in the face of its pricing demands,
makers of everything from bras
to bicycles to blue jeans have had to lay off employees
and close U.S. plants in favor of outsourcing products from overseas.
The
Real Cost of Wal-Mart's Low Prices
Get
the Facts on Wal-Mart Before You Spend Money There !
Paying
the Price of Wal-Mart
Wal-Martization
of Wages
America
Pays / Wal-Mart Saves
Mar
17, 2005: In Arkansas, Wal-Mart #1 in Children of Employees on Publicly-Funded
State Health Care Rolls