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To: Mongo2116 who wrote (1048329)	1/14/2018 12:20:57 PM
From: zzpat	1 Recommendation Recommended By Mongo2116 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578942

They laid off over 11,000 workers and gave their wages to those they kept and then said it came from the tax cut which they haven't gotten yet. The previous CEO of WMT hid bribery documents from the US government in Mexico. The company was saddled with years of legal bills because he's morally and ethically challenged. The current CEO is so incompetent that he couldn't put together an e-commerce team so he bought up companies that'd do it for him. He also has a long history of lying about wages and bonuses. The lies are headline news but the exposed lies are not. His previous wage increase required workers to stay one year, take classes, pass the classes, then still not get a raise if the manager didn't want to give it to him. It's the nuance behind his headlines that are the real story. Google "Dominos New York minimum wage lawsuits" and see how many lawsuits are filed against them for not paying the minimum wage. The last time I checked they had 26. But here's the best part. The guy gets paid $30 million a year and can't pay his workers the minimum wage. How is he not in jail?