You know I only get on my soapbox (soap box?) once or twice a year. So bear with me.
From today's New York Times:
"A study conducted by several economists, and presented at a conference held by Wal-Mart last fall, found that after the company's arrival in a county, total earnings for workers, retail and nonretail, fell 2.5 percent to 4.8
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hope you're feeling better and its good to see you back on LJ : )
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2.) This...
Here in Arizona, the majority of Wal-Mart employees are on government subisidized healthcare (AHCCCS) because those who actually do qualify for benefits can't afford them because of lower wages. Who pays for that? You do. So that discount you get on shampoo and bruised apples and really, really unfortunate fashion options...well you pay that back in spades.is the best thing evar said anywherez!!!! Seriously, I love it. That should be a letter to the editor. Of...something ( ... )
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I understand AHCCCS for the working poor though, and I gladly pay my tax dollars with those folks in mind. The ones who work everyday, and still don't earn enough to support their families do deserve my support. I do NOT however, believe that a corporation that earns billions of dollars in profits and is one of the most successful and wealthiest organizations in the WORLD should have employees who make up a portion of the working poor. That's unacceptable.
I do think there are a great many people, a GREAT many, who milk the system for what's its worth, and having more children is one way to do that.
Hooray Target.
Thanks! It's nice to be back. Thanks for saying that.
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really unfortunate fashion options? like black short pants and hose with high heels? ;)
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That lady looked like Little Lord Fauntleroy. Have no idea if I spelled it right, but there it is.
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