“ In essence, the nation’s biggest employers of unskilled labor often leave workers having to feed from the public trough. In 2004, a year in which Wal-Mart reported $9.1 billion in profits, the retailer’s California employees collected $86 million in public assistance, according to researchers at the University of California-Berkeley. Other studies have revealed widespread use of publicly funded health care by Wal-Mart employees in numerous states. In 2004, Democratic staffers of the House education and workforce committee calculated that each 200-employee Wal-Mart store costs taxpayers an average of more than $400,000 a year, based on entitlements ranging from energy-assistance grants to Medicaid to food stamps to WIC—the federal program that provides food to low-income women with children.
Daily Success
Welcome, this blog is about how to make your life incredible without trying. We are going to talk about routines and the power of them. How failure is never an option. How to accept responsibility in your weaknesses rather than justifing it through blame of passiveness, and lastly how you hold the key to the best life you can live! ENJOY!!!
February 19, 2009
