Economic injustice isn’t about American consumer electronics stores having labor problems. Injustice is people who work six days a week in the Philippines for about 3 or 4 dollars a day, and spending a lot of that on transportation to and from work because of $100 a barrel oil.My mother informed me that Circuit City lost alot of sales this year. Could it possibly be because while they are trying to line the pockets of the executives they laid off their higher paid sales people earlier this year then told them they could come back in 6 to 8 months at a lower pay? When are we going to wake up to fight against this injustice?
Agreed. It’s not as bad but it is still an example of the disparity. And the guys at the top of Circuit City don’t realize their income is derived from the sales guys at the bottom. It is a disgrace and I will never step foot into their store again.Economic injustice isn’t about American consumer electronics stores having labor problems. Injustice is people who work six days a week in the Philippines for about 3 or 4 dollars a day, and spending a lot of that on transportation to and from work because of $100 a barrel oil.
Well it looks like their stratigic decision regarding their sales staff is going to have a negative consequences for them. They can only line their pockets so long, unless they don’t “right their sinking ship.” If you strangle to Goose That Lays The Golden Egg, you can eat goose for a while, but eventually your left with no more gold, nor goose.My mother informed me that Circuit City lost alot of sales this year. Could it possibly be because while they are trying to line the pockets of the executives they laid off their higher paid sales people earlier this year then told them they could come back in 6 to 8 months at a lower pay? When are we going to wake up to fight against this injustice?
It looks like you answered your own question. the fact that their sales are lower is an indication that they have fewer customers. That is usually the way people indicate their distaste of a company’s practices.My mother informed me that Circuit City lost alot of sales this year. Could it possibly be because while they are trying to line the pockets of the executives they laid off their higher paid sales people earlier this year then told them they could come back in 6 to 8 months at a lower pay? When are we going to wake up to fight against this injustice?
Or a struggling middle class that cannot spend money on consumer goods.It looks like you answered your own question. the fact that their sales are lower is an indication that they have fewer customers. That is usually the way people indicate their distaste of a company’s practices.