mrstickball on 12 March 2009
Final-Fan, that's where free-market capitalism comes into play.
If a company is treating their workers bad, then it becomes increasingly hard for said company to hire, due to better-performing comparable. Eventually, said company will have to increase it's pay and incentives to hire workers, as they gain notoriety for being bad.
Also, in Wal-Mart's case, exactly how are they 'screwing employees' in comparison to the rest of the retail industry?
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.
