Not all publicity is good publicity
Wal-Mart decides not to go after the money
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) is dropping a controversial effort to collect more than $400,000 in health-care reimbursement from a former employee who suffered brain damage in a traffic accident.
Wal-Mart's top executive for human resources, Pat Curran, wrote that Shank's extraordinary situation had made the company re-examine the situation.
I emailed Wal-Mart, and they sent me their apologist form letter, and I told them that just because they could do something, doesn't mean they should, and I would continue to boycott WalMart and their affiliates.
Makes me wonder just how many people wrote in, and boycotted them.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) is dropping a controversial effort to collect more than $400,000 in health-care reimbursement from a former employee who suffered brain damage in a traffic accident.
Wal-Mart's top executive for human resources, Pat Curran, wrote that Shank's extraordinary situation had made the company re-examine the situation.
I emailed Wal-Mart, and they sent me their apologist form letter, and I told them that just because they could do something, doesn't mean they should, and I would continue to boycott WalMart and their affiliates.
Makes me wonder just how many people wrote in, and boycotted them.