Hubby worked for Corporate Wal Mart in 2000 they most certainly do "suggest" how to vote

[greenbriar]

I wish I had kept the "important" memo related to the 2000 election

[greenbriar]

1. hubby says that "with out saying anything, they make you feel

like your job is on the line if you buck company "interest"

[emilyg]

4. How would they know how you vote?

[greenbriar]

5. they don't know

but I think they guilt them


hubby is of the don't give a shit kind

[emilyg]

6. GOOD FOR HUBBY. wtg

[LostInAnomie]

2. I could have told you that...

... and I only worked there in the electronics dept. as a summer job.

Their anti-union movie is what got me. I already had a low opinion of Walmart when I went in there, but after I saw their propaganda film about how Unions are only looking for dues and they can't do anything to help workers did I realize how disgusting they really were. I loved the subtle threat in their film: "Walmart tries its best to be responsive to their associates needs, BUT if they were to sign with a union we couldn't work in their interests anymore."

[greenbriar]

3. hubby said after teh first day he KNEW we were nto staying in Arkansas

he said "don't even be thinking about buying a house" we are not staying