Wal-Mart: Welcome to the Machine
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Wal-Mart: Welcome to the Machine
Wal-Mart, Wally World, The Wal-Mart, the name doesn’t change what it is: A corporate machine that has made a significant and horrendous impact on the global economy. Although they have been very compliant with the Better Business Bureau and handled all customer dissatisfactions with the most professional tactics available (BBB reliability reports), they just don’t quite contribute to the progressive global economy that everyone wants to see. They have been accused of denying employees benefits, forcing them to work off the clock, and denying them rightly earned over time pay. The shroud of shadows does not stop here. Wal-Mart has also been associated with the exploitation of suppliers and even with monopolization. All these affiliated discrepancies have given Wal-Mart a horrible reputation. These are the reasons that Wal-Mart, the corporate machine, the menace to the global community, must be stopped. The first impact on the global community that Wal-Mart has made, although not the most severe, is the exploiting