Rolling back wages and passing the savings on to you, the consumer
Since Guelph has long debated allowing a Wal-Mart in the city (I think we're getting one now), I've been following the class action discrimination suits against the company in America pretty avidly. This article is both a good summation of what's been going on so far and a pretty probing look in the actual issues surrounding it all. It's pretty damning but never hysterical nor does it lapse into ad hominem attacks like a lot of talk about Wal-Mart (on either side).
You could say the title of this post is an example of that, but I'm just being snarky.
You could say the title of this post is an example of that, but I'm just being snarky.
