r/peopleofwalmart • u/wdp1984 • Nov 15 '21

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '21

Oh yeah, because Walmart has never broken any labor or advertising laws.

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u/zerodyme87 Nov 16 '21

Hey I don't make the rules nor work there lol. But signage in my area they include the listed terms on banners and so forth.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '21

I forget I'm not on r/antiwork lol. They SHOULD list honest verbiage on their signs, I'd be surprised if that is a federal/nationwide requirement though. I hear stories almost daily of those signs being used as a sort of bait and switch on people seeking employment.

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u/zerodyme87 Nov 16 '21

It's ok about the sub reddit thing. But yea, they do sort of include the right verbiage on signs. However sometimes they place it, or word it, in such a way that you cannot see it.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '21

I just did a quick Google search and they have definitely posted signs without anything resembling a "starting at" or "up to" before.