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To: Bill who wrote (1139256)6/4/2019 6:03:09 PM
From: Heywood40  Respond to of 1578288
 
Ohio keeps a list of the top 50 companies with the most workers and their family members on food stamps. Ohio’s list includes lots of fast food chains and discount and big-box stores: McDonald’s, Target, Kroger supermarket, Dollar General. At the very top is Walmart, which had an average of more than 14,500 workers and family members on food stamps last year.

That's nearly 15 percent of the company’s workforce across Ohio.



To: Bill who wrote (1139256)6/4/2019 6:04:50 PM
From: Jamie153  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1578288
 
If you'd have said benefit costs rose faster than wages I'd have something to work with but a meaningless talking point is meaningless. If she can't survive working for a bank, what job would you suggest she get...maybe Walmart?


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