According to the staff at Common Dreams, Bangladeshi garment factory workers, (over 100 of whom died in a fire this weekend), produce clothes for places like Wal-Mart.
Always low prices, you bet.
Always Low PricesAccording to the staff at Common Dreams, Bangladeshi garment factory workers, (over 100 of whom died in a fire this weekend), produce clothes for places like Wal-Mart. Always low prices, you bet. 6 comments to Always Low PricesLeave a Reply |
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Important story, thanks for covering. Perhaps this can be a wake-up call just like the 1911 Triangle Waist Factory Fire in NYC. http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/trianglefire/
always low self esteem for their employees… (Get ‘em down and hold ‘em down) !!!
It is my understanding that Wal-Mart employees are presently routinely locked down in their stores. The same clothing goes to JC Penny and Kohls and I’m looking for that link.
Who could have expected anything like this factory fire to have happened? /s
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/10/10/1141724/-Walmart-fuels-inequality-epidemic-taking-advantage-of-our-safety-net#
And for all you good Broncobama lovers, remember not to hold your breath waiting for the Holder Justice Department to slap anybody’s corporate wrists into cuffs:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/peter-dreier/walmarts-legal-bribery_b_1616412.html
http://www.mainjustice.com/justanticorruption/2012/08/14/wal-marts-compliance-lapses-may-extend-beyond-foreign-bribery-lawmakers-say/
WalMart Always low wages.
What do you mean by “routinely locked down”?
Warehouse workers locked in from the outside for shift duration. Simple and I have yet to find the link where I read that. Sorry about that.
Mods, sorry about mis-typing my email in the 11:03 comment.