primalclaws1974
Well-Known Member
This needs to be explained a little. I realize in a smaller town there are not endless sources of people that want to work at Wal-Mart, but the workers that are there NEVER seem to be around. I can search half the store before I find someone to help. They have about four lanes open, or a long line at customer service (with one worker behind the counter) but you will see six walking around coming and going on breaks (I presume). There have been so many times I will just go through the self-checkout with items that fill four bags because there's no one in sight at the front. This can be as early as 7 P.M., but it's especially bad in the overnight. I have no doubt people are just walking out with their items. There's no one around to stop them. If I was crooked I could have done the same thing. So, now, instead of paying better wages and drawing more and better employees in, they will pay security a lot more than the average worker, to stand and watch the door. They will basically be a greeter, but in reverse. What do you think of this? Ridiculous?