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Given that Wal-Mart's business model is borrowed heavily from the supply chain management system pioneered by the same textile industry that brought you the Triangle Fire and Rana Plaza collapse, it's hardly surprising that the company would then import the intimidation of pregnant women so...

Wal-Mart’s New BFF: Itself

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On February 13, 2014
Hey, at least one entity thinks Wal-Mart is awesome. The private research firm Wal-Mart paid to say it: Last year Walmart commissioned a study on itself, and now its findings can be revealed: Walmart is the greatest thing since penicillin. More specifically, the study sees...

Responsibility

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On November 23, 2013

After the Tarzeen fire and Rana Plaza collapse in Bangladesh over the past year, killing over 1200 workers in total, European companies subcontracting to those factories have stepped up and.

Could Wal-Mart Raise Wages?

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On November 21, 2013
Um, yes. The two proposals differ a bit in the details, but they use roughly the same mechanism to reach the same goal, so we'll go with Demos's proposal (described in full here) for ease of explanation. Basically, the argument is this: Walmart throws off...

Wal-Mart Stories

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On July 13, 2013

Gawker's series encouraging Wal-Mart employees to tell their own stories is both incredibly powerful and scaring the world's largest corporation. The last thing Wal-Mart wants is for workers to have.

Fallout from Bangladesh

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On May 13, 2013
I am highly skeptical of the real motives here, but I am glad Wal-Mart is publicly calling for improved worker safety in Bangladesh. That said, it's pretty clear that a) Wal-Mart could play a far more active role in the conditions of the workers who...

Labor Notes

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On January 9, 2013

A few labor items of note. 1. Hilda Solis is resigning as Secretary of Labor. Hard to blame her given the isolation of the Department of Labor during the Obama.

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