Wow, a business is closing under-performing locations and streamlining their operations? That's never happened before in the history of the world, yep, Trump's fault.
Wow, a business is closing under-performing locations and streamlining their operations? That's never happened before in the history of the world, yep, Trump's fault.
Wait, so you are saying that a corporations tax rate has very little to do with creating, let alone, maintaining existing jobs? Then what was all that talk about a high corporate tax rate being job killing?
Welcome to the club water boy!
Wow, a business is closing under-performing locations and streamlining their operations? That's never happened before in the history of the world, yep, Trump's fault.
They just got a whole bunch of free money so why not? That's what the tax cuts were for, right? To create jobs? Because everyone knows it's common sense that if corporations have more money they will use it to create jobs.Even if a business is losing money they should keep it open? What are they the government?
Well, you have to also consider that they are raising their wages all the way to the bottom.
Hey, companies have never paid bigly year-end bonuses before, believe me. That can only be Trump. /sSo, conversely, you could say: "Wow. over-performing locations and expanding their operation? That's never happened before in the history of the world, yep, Trump's got nothing to do with it."
Even if a business is losing money they should keep it open? What are they the government?
They raised their wages a whole dollar and still pay lower than the industry standard (they would have had to raise wages anyway since alot of places raise minimum wage). Their bonus of $1000 only goes to employees that have been their for over 20 years. All of that pales in comparison to the massive amounts of money they will be saving via the tax cuts and the removal of 63 stores and the associated employees.
So, conversely, you could say: "Wow. over-performing locations and expanding their operation? That's never happened before in the history of the world, yep, Trump's got nothing to do with it."
Wait, so you are saying that a corporations tax rate has very little to do with creating, let alone, maintaining existing jobs? Then what was all that talk about a high corporate tax rate being job killing?
Welcome to the club water boy!
Nice combination of ignorance and arrogance you have going there.What, you're saying that corporations are obligated to carry money losing locations to the detriment of their other profitable locations and that jobs will be saved by propping up dogshit stores while the rest go bankrupt?
Welcome to the real world delusional fucktard. B&M is a dying market segment and Wal-Mart is doing what's necessary to survive. Were Sears and K-Mart failing somehow related to Trumo's tax policy or did that start before Donnie? Take your time, don't hurt yourself trying to answer.
I agree, typical business move that has nothing to do with our President but I hate how shady companies can be - Not notifying employees and just locking the doors and leaving a notice???
Walmart has 20 year employees? Thought the longest turn over/burn out rate was about eight years with most floor people considered as part time/on call even if they work over 40 hours a week. I think in the last ten years our local Walmart has gone through 3 managers with maybe three people there from the start.They raised their wages a whole dollar and still pay lower than the industry standard (they would have had to raise wages anyway since alot of places raise minimum wage). Their bonus of $1000 only goes to employees that have been their for over 20 years. All of that pales in comparison to the massive amounts of money they will be saving via the tax cuts and the removal of 63 stores and the associated employees.
Between the tax breaks, cutting employees and closing locations. They will be swimming in money. I wonder what they should do with it all.
Even if a business is losing money they should keep it open? What are they the government?