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Wal-Mart as an employer has a lousy track record when it comes to racial discrimination, as well as gender discrimination, and bias against the disabled.
I heard that J. Justin Wilson was going to meet me in the schoolyard for advocating for the Employee Free Choice Act. This guy is suppose to be the top researcher at the nation's top anti-worker front.
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Walmart, a company that exploits the Chilean labor force and whose profits are astronomical, chose to spare less than their equivalent of a dime to the people of Chile during their time of need.
Old ways of viewing animals as commodities and objects are stubborn, and so are many of the people who defend the status quo.
Walmart employees get "demerits" -- which can lead to termination -- when they call in sick. This practice encourages ill workers to come in to work, which risks spreading diseases.
Walmart purchased video streaming company Vudu yesterday. Many believe the move comes as Walmart attempts to increase its streaming video service, a...
In case you are the last person who has not seen this ad for inexpensive party decorations, I won't spoil the joke. Suffice it to say that the world is made up of two kinds of people: those who find it hilarious, and those who don't.
Walmart's Sam's Club shocked more than 11,000 of its workers yesterday morning when it laid them off without warning. The reason for the layoffs? Outsourcing. But not to China. Or anywhere overseas.
Wal-Mart employees can risk termination for taking sick days. In fact, this flu season more than 59 million employees in the U.S. have no paid sick leave. That's bad for employees, and it's bad for public health.
A recent Animalfair.com readership study found that 84% of pet parents will give their furry pals gifts this holiday season. Here are a few different ways you can give gifts that make a difference!
Many familiar independent booksellers are gone, and they've been replaced by big-box retailers with far sharper elbows. At the moment, they -- not the publishers -- appear to be controlling the book business.
The recent Tiger Woods scandal has shed light on the lack of privacy in the digital world. Alleged text messages and voice messages are assumed to ...
The major publishers are in a difficult position: they are service companies that function like manufacturing companies -- 20th century businesses in a 21st century economy.
Web surfers went wild yesterday for Cyber Monday, spending more than 11% year over year. Last year, consumers spent more than $800 million on Cyber ...
Wal-Mart and Amazon are in the midst of an epic Holiday season rivalry. Both retailers are holding massive holiday sales, with both companies droppi...
