Walmart is a prime example of corporate greed. They move into communities and cut prices long enough to force other stores out of business and will actually lose money to do so. Then their prices go through the roof. It is a disgrace that their workers are paid such a meager salary that they have to get food stamps to survive. I think we should continue to boycott them until they pay their employees a living wage and provide health care.

With all my heart I want to see Walmart workers get the best treatment possible for their labor from those they labor for…

now and always. They should participate in labor negotiations through collective bargaining and have equal say in the conditions under which they are employed. Viva the workers!

I will not step into a Walmart’s until you workers feel completely satisfied, fairly treated and want to go to work and find yourselves well compensated and respectfully treated.

Thank you very much.

I am planning to help picket at either the Chesterfield or the Clinton Township Wall-mart.

Because of Walmarts labor practices, I will not set foot in one or spend a penny of my money there. When workers are not given a living wage or work full time and have to get health care from the state because the insurance premium is too high – I am not subsidising this company with my tax dollars. Too many reasons why I do not shop there and will not be there on Black Friday.

Bettina Jones

I will pass this on to everyone I know

I am behind you all. Please stay strong.

Kudos to the Walmart workers! Stick with it guys! YOu can do it! Take a stand! United you stand – divided you fall!! YOu go, Walmart workers! I’m with you all the way!

Another idea is to get all your friends and supporters to hit walmart on black fri and buy, buy, buy—and then—return, return, return for a refund—keep the cash registers and returns dept. bogged down! GOOD LUCK!!!