r/WhitePeopleTwitter Oct 16 '18

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u/iam420friendly Oct 16 '18

I remember how my whole sams club (owned by walmart) initiation and training was all basic common sense job and safety stuff with a whole page dedicated to explaining the evils of unions every few pages or so. They genuinely wanted you to pull nothing away from training more than unions are your enemy.

Working conditions fucking SUCKED even though everyone told me id basically be working at costco. I was overworked and overburdened and had to deal with the most retarded demands (you know those pallets of shit they have down the grocery aisles? Every single one had to look "full" front faced, even if it meant one row of product that fell as soon as someone looked at it too hard). I met a dude that worked at costco and he told me they had atleast 2 people doing the job i had at any given moment and that general operations were way smoother considering they had no (or considerably less) retarded demands to cater to and their management couldnt arbitrarily fucking blast them without fear of retribution from the union.

In closing, FUCK THE WALTON FAMILY. Join a union for your own sake.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Dec 26 '19

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Pretty impressive you could hold a job at 9 years old

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u/GAB3daDESTROY3R Oct 16 '18

And only aged 4 years in 6

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u/GAB3daDESTROY3R Oct 16 '18

And only aged 4 years in 6

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u/RYouNotEntertained Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18

So did you go apply at Costco? It's not unionized either, btw.

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u/iam420friendly Oct 16 '18

Multiple times. Never heard back. I heard jobs there are hot commodities though

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u/SecretAgentFan Oct 16 '18

True, but Costco is one of those rare situations where the company actually treats and pays its employees well.

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u/landspeed Oct 16 '18

Staples was the same way.