Wal-Mart to use Scheduling-Optimization

[33girl]

If it hasn't happened to you, you know nothing about it. Period.

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by 33girl

If it hasn't happened to you, you know nothing about it. Period.

But what if some of us have been in similar work situations to the Wal-Mart workers? What if some of us come from similar limited financial backgrounds? How do you draw the line about who knows about these types of situations, and who doesn't?

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by 33girl

If it hasn't happened to you, you know nothing about it. Period.

Then tell us about it, without the posturing? Respond to my points by explaining to me why I'm wrong, and thus educate me about "it" (I don't know what "it" means here)?

I don't get what has "happened" here - it's a work situation. One that can and has worked for millions of people.

Maybe we should try it this way: what reason does Wal-Mart have to keep an inefficient status quo?

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by 33girl

If it hasn't happened to you, you know nothing about it. Period.

So logically, since you haven't worked at Wal-Mart, you know nothing about it?

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

So logically, since you haven't worked at Wal-Mart, you know nothing about it?

Well, I worked at Walmart in Highschool. I win the thread.