Wal-Mart commercials turn workers' frowns upside down: Employees told how to get public assistance while company makes billions

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Public protests against the anti-women practices followed by retail giant Wal-Mart have forced the company present a more humane face in its TV commercials. Wal-Mart has responded to NOW's protests by saying that its activists could face arrests if the materials being handed out by them in their stores are not stopped immediately.

Advertising, Services information, Advertising Activity, Services, Labor relations, Demonstrations

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Grocery store workers caught up in Wal-Mart's race to the bottom

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Grocery store workers in Southern California are agitating against employers to save affordable health care for themselves and their families. Wal-Mart, the largest grocery retailer in the US, is in the forefront of reducing pay of most of their employees of which more than sixty percent are women.

Services industry workers, Service industries workers

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NOW kicks off Wal-mart holiday shopping campaign

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Wal-Mart's discrimination against women is facing the largest class action suit in the country where NOW activists protesting near the Wal-Mart stores to bring light to the abuses. The new allegations include the intention to lower health care costs by hiring healthier employees.

WMT, Sex discrimination

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