Business Ethics Violation

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  1. really a professor follow.
  2. Today I will be talking Thio for the company that
  3. accuse for business at its violations.
  4. I will start off with the history of Walmart, which
  5. everybody you know.
  6. It's a big corporation.
  7. Many stores Wal Mart is one of the biggest one
  8. on companies in the United States and in the world
  9. since 1962 by a founder by the name of Sam.
  10. What. Walton Brothers opened their first WalMart in 1962 and
  11. Rogers, R Kansas.
  12. By 1967 the Watson family owned 24 stores, generating 12.7
  13. million, and Cells E will be talking to, You know,
  14. about my first, um, one of the first unethical examples
  15. that are found for more, which is the worker's wages
  16. and how they will cut hours and how they will
  17. make them work even during the break.
  18. And I wouldn't even get paid for that 1008.
  19. Walmart announced they agreed to pay between 352 million and
  20. 640 minute to settle 63 wage an hour lawsuits foul
  21. against the retailer and 42 different states.
  22. Lawsuit accused the company of cheating hourly workers by forcing
  23. them to work through breaks and not paying overtime, I
  24. guess, and the long run, You can say that people
  25. start to find out and they start to lose employees.
  26. They start to quit because nobody's gonna wanna work for
  27. you because they know what you have done to the
  28. people. I mean, considering your past and what the news
  29. has been said, you know, And in the short run
  30. E. I guess they're making money out of you by
  31. not paying you those hours and by, um, multiplying the
  32. labor that you're doing for less amount of money they're
  33. having to put into you For my second reason that
  34. I looked up for his discrimination against women.
  35. One of the main big examples that I saw was
  36. have a woman's dealing with men they would always true
  37. men over women.
  38. Almost 2000 women and 48 states claimed that Wal Mart
  39. discriminated against moments rates.
  40. Woman's filing would say WalMart system medically favors men over
  41. racism promotions.
  42. Being said I can they would hire them, but they
  43. would always promote men's more.
  44. They would always get pay more, I guess because we
  45. can, I guess It could be said that you guys
  46. have a little bit more advantage over woman having to
  47. deal with the hard worker, but now is different now.
  48. You can't even discriminate over that.
  49. Wal Mart London Kentucky distribution center.
  50. The night jobs to female applicants from 1998 to February
  51. 2000 and five.
  52. During that time, Wal Mart will only hire Mel.
  53. Entry level applicants there would exclude females being said mainly
  54. and warehouses and stuff like that that would just declined
  55. applications even if they were in the same quality or,
  56. like the worst quality there was still denied their applications.
  57. I mean, being said, we do have, ah, would we
  58. do have all right against women's, which is titled Be
  59. 11 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
  60. No, we're gonna talk about how how it how warmers
  61. unethical to the community businesses, Bean said.
  62. WalMart is a big corporation, right?
  63. So they come into those rural areas which are small
  64. towns back in the day.
  65. Or they will have a small little stories, as you
  66. can see to those people turn it up.
  67. Business owners, it does not benefit them.
  68. Why? Because it's a big story comes into the picture.
  69. Everybody is going to go straight straight to the big
  70. stories. Why?
  71. Because they get bigger packages better value, they don't get
  72. single items, they get more for less, then going to
  73. our personal business and having to pay more for just
  74. a small kind of or a soda or anything like
  75. that. So being said is that Wal Mart will come
  76. into small towns, take their businesses, people are gonna have
  77. to quit their jobs and guess what?
  78. They're gonna have to work for a very corporation to
  79. make more money.
  80. You're gonna have to provide.
  81. So being says that they were just closed, they will
  82. go bankrupt.
  83. They were just close their businesses and start looking for
  84. another job because they won't make no money.
  85. And I guess, um, that will benefit Walmart because that
  86. will make more money because they don't have no competition
  87. around anymore.
  88. People just start coming to the Supercenters and bigger stores
  89. because it's cheaper for for them and for those business
  90. owners. I mean, that will get mad because that one
  91. I have no money at all or nothing like that.
  92. So that being said.
  93. For that one for the short run, for the short
  94. run, for people that will make no money at all.
  95. And in the long run, their businesses were just go
  96. bankrupt. And in the long run for for WalMart, it's
  97. even better for them because they were just reopened and
  98. reopened and reopened and reopened more stories because they're just
  99. making the other money.
  100. All those consumers are going to the stores, and this
  101. will conclude my presentations about a company that has been
  102. unethical so two workers and around the community and discriminated
  103. and you have a going professor.