My experience working and quitting Walmart (twice)

I had worked at the Super Walmart in Lodi, CA for nearly five years. Until they started stealing money from me and my work. This is my story.
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[@churchofpos2279]

Walmart has a 70% turnover rate in the first year for their employees. Wonder why?🤔 🤣🤣

[@ghostwalker89]

This is because Walmart is not unionized. I work at Kroger getting 18 an hour, and the union is about to renegotiate here so we can get a 10% pay raise like they did in Houston. That would put me knocking on 20 an hour just for stocking at a grocery store.

[@millabasset1710]

I think we're around the same age, I'm 31 and just got a front end job for a few days, already stressed. I have always worked office jobs, last retail\food job was Dunkin Donuts back in 2011. I only work here part time, I own a home but trying to lower my debt as fast as possible.

[@Helptosave-uc1pc]

I feel your plight Walmart is crazy

[@MichlynnFiles]

Sucks being young you could just say no if its outside your dept, also you made some shit scared financial decisions Deli sucks anywhere

[@axeelcecena]

Like your live stream it’s true am just 17 year old working at Walmart part time and going to high school basically what your about working in a lot department that’s true I was hired as a seasonal team associate and on Thursday I have to work in bikes automotive paint and houseware it’s hard working and going to school but the pay good

[@axeelcecena]

Tbh I think I have my friends at Walmart then at school

[@axeelcecena]

Dam you made 17 an hr at Walmart

[@HectorMadrigal]

It's California. Gas was going around $6 a gallon for awhile there.