After three years! Even God CANNOT FIND Wal-Mart's Open Door at Store #2615 in Valdosta, Georgia. Not even with a GPS workers still cannot find this "Open Door."December 18, 2010
TO: Wal-Mart President/CEO,
Internet, Present and former
Wal-Mart Stores, and beyond
Much help is needed in finding WAL-MART STORES Inc. "OPEN DOOR POLICY." They promised EACH of their employees that one EXISTED. In addition, I was WRONGFULLY TERMINATED under the heading of ““INABILITY TO PERFORM JOB” on March 20, 2008. This was at Wal-Mart Store #2615 wherein Store Manager Hal served without really addressing workers questions and problems. He undoubtedly believed; that I too was just another pawn, peon, or puppet to be mistreated without even answering my EXTREMELY VALID questions. This belief apparently has extended to several Wal-Mart Presidents, CEO’s and Board of Directors. But eventually Wal-Mart will be unable to move forward without answering workers questions.
Moreover I refused to be one of their FOOL or TOOL that they used to continue their mistreatment of workers. I did not serve my country for over twenty-years, own a successful business for over fourteen-years to be made to look like a complete fool; by America
My mother did not give birth to any “FOOLS.” If she did they had to be ONE of my other five siblings because I am NOT the one! Wal-Mart often told us lies. But I say to WAL-MART President and Board of Directors; that they are not who they claim to be, but who they prove themselves to be over a given period of time. Needless to say; I find them EXTREMELY LESS credible than they profess to be.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. knows that they NEVER entered me into their required Four Week Training Program. All assistant, co-managers including Store Manager Hal knows this and there is no defense that anyone can provide differently. If there were all they would have to do is produce a single document disapproving my accusations? But they cannot because they have apparently made it a practice of treating American workers as those in China
After over twenty-three letters to WAL-MART STORE EXECUTIVES they still refuse to answer my questions. Wal-Mart seems to be playing a game and wants mistreated workers to bury their heads in the sand like legend concerning the Ostrich Bird. As if they are not concerned about themselves.
My children have been informed of the mistreatment and this has become a yearly point of discussion at my yearly family reunion. I take this mistreatment extremely serious because I placed my life on the line in foreign countries and will NEVER allow Wal-Mart to treat me as a third world country.
Wal-Mart has apparently ignored valid questions from so many wrongfully terminated workers that they have convinced themselves that they can get away with it with every body. But my mistreatment will NOT just fade into the wind. They must answer and I must receive a valid reply that makes sense to both me and the American People.
I say wake-up Americans to a new reality that Wal-Mart is forcing upon us. We cannot make it as a nation without us redirecting our buying power where employers fail to respect American Workers. We must expect God to do for us that which we are unwilling to unite and do for ourselves. We must decide where we are going to spend our dollars or we will have given up all Workers Rights in our beloved nation. Peace!
GEORGE BOSTON
Wrongfully Terminated Sporting Goods Department Manager
Retired United States
A concerned citizen and brother of all humanity
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Wal-Mart, NAACP, AARP, etc., & (The Money Issue) Is this why Wal-Mart Workers continues to be WRONGFULLY TERMINATION?
May 5, 2010
TO: All American Citizens
I was wrongfully terminated from Wal-Mart Stores Inc., on March 20, 2008, at Store #2615 inValdosta , Georgia
It seems that our Civil and Human Rights Organizations have sold their soul to Wal-Mart and left American Workers without any recourse. Yes! America’s Largest Retail Giant seems to have crushed the best fighters in America by giving donations that has guaranteed Wal-Mart shield remain in place for the protection of Wal-Mart Stores Inc and this includes the NAACP.
There was a time when many organizations and institutions would have been on the firing line for Workers Rights---but no more! Have organizations found a resting place in the amount of money they receives from Wal-Mart Stores Inc., at the expense of mistreated, wrongfully terminated, and discriminated against workers? The American Customers must stop burying their head in the sand like the legend concerning the Ostrich Bird. I will no longer contribute to making Wal-Mart a god beside God and answers to no one when it comes to Workers Rights.
PLEASE TAKE A LOOK: $250.000.00 Grants/More
$1 Million and Above, AARP Foundation, America's Promise Alliance, American Council on Education, American Association of Community Colleges, American Cancer Society , American Heart Association, American National Red Cross, ASPIRA Association, Boys & Girls Club of America, CARE USA, Children’s Miracle Network, Communities in Schools, Council of Independent Colleges, Excelencia in Education, Experience Works, Facing History and Ourselves, Feeding America, Gateway to College Network, Hispanic Scholarship Fund, Institute for Higher Education Policy, Jobs for the Future, League for Innovation in the Community College, Meals on Wheels Association of America, National 4-H Council, National CASA, National Center for Family Homelessness, National Council of La Raza, National Urban League, One Economy Corporation, Scholarship America (Dream keepers Program), The Salvation Army National Corp, The Arc of the United States, The United States Conference of Mayors, United Way Worldwide, Youth Build USA,
$500,000 - $999,999, American Diabetes Association, Clinton Global Initiative, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Inc. , Count Me In Foundation for Independent Higher Education, Jobs for America's Graduates, NAACP, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, National Center on Family Homelessness, Student Conservation Association, United Negro College Fund, Veterans Green Jobs, Year Up,
$250,000 - $499,999, Alliance for Excellent Education, Business and Professional Women’s Foundation, Campus Kitchens Project, Carbon Disclosure Project, Doorway to Dreams, Food Research and Action Center, Institute for Sustainable Communities, Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities, Mercy Housing, National Disability Institute, Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship, Students in Free Enterprise, World Resources Institute,
Today it has become necessary for all Americans to stand up and redirect our buying power to a company that will at least answer VALID questions from American Workers. We can and must do better or our children and coming generations of children will have no hope of a fair and just working environment in our beloved country. We are forced to act NOW!
GEORGEBOSTON RHYNES
RetiredUnited States
a concerned citizen and brother of humanity
Note: I no longer shop at any of Wal-Mart Stores and will expand my efforts until all Wal-Mart Workers are treated with respect, dignity, and worth. (Not as workers inChina
TO: All American Citizens
I was wrongfully terminated from Wal-Mart Stores Inc., on March 20, 2008, at Store #2615 in
It seems that our Civil and Human Rights Organizations have sold their soul to Wal-Mart and left American Workers without any recourse. Yes! America’s Largest Retail Giant seems to have crushed the best fighters in America by giving donations that has guaranteed Wal-Mart shield remain in place for the protection of Wal-Mart Stores Inc and this includes the NAACP.
There was a time when many organizations and institutions would have been on the firing line for Workers Rights---but no more! Have organizations found a resting place in the amount of money they receives from Wal-Mart Stores Inc., at the expense of mistreated, wrongfully terminated, and discriminated against workers? The American Customers must stop burying their head in the sand like the legend concerning the Ostrich Bird. I will no longer contribute to making Wal-Mart a god beside God and answers to no one when it comes to Workers Rights.
PLEASE TAKE A LOOK: $250.000.00 Grants/More
$1 Million and Above, AARP Foundation, America's Promise Alliance, American Council on Education, American Association of Community Colleges, American Cancer Society , American Heart Association, American National Red Cross, ASPIRA Association, Boys & Girls Club of America, CARE USA, Children’s Miracle Network, Communities in Schools, Council of Independent Colleges, Excelencia in Education, Experience Works, Facing History and Ourselves, Feeding America, Gateway to College Network, Hispanic Scholarship Fund, Institute for Higher Education Policy, Jobs for the Future, League for Innovation in the Community College, Meals on Wheels Association of America, National 4-H Council, National CASA, National Center for Family Homelessness, National Council of La Raza, National Urban League, One Economy Corporation, Scholarship America (Dream keepers Program), The Salvation Army National Corp, The Arc of the United States, The United States Conference of Mayors, United Way Worldwide, Youth Build USA,
$500,000 - $999,999, American Diabetes Association, Clinton Global Initiative, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Inc. , Count Me In Foundation for Independent Higher Education, Jobs for America's Graduates, NAACP, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, National Center on Family Homelessness, Student Conservation Association, United Negro College Fund, Veterans Green Jobs, Year Up,
$250,000 - $499,999, Alliance for Excellent Education, Business and Professional Women’s Foundation, Campus Kitchens Project, Carbon Disclosure Project, Doorway to Dreams, Food Research and Action Center, Institute for Sustainable Communities, Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities, Mercy Housing, National Disability Institute, Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship, Students in Free Enterprise, World Resources Institute,
Today it has become necessary for all Americans to stand up and redirect our buying power to a company that will at least answer VALID questions from American Workers. We can and must do better or our children and coming generations of children will have no hope of a fair and just working environment in our beloved country. We are forced to act NOW!
GEORGE
Retired
a concerned citizen and brother of humanity
Note: I no longer shop at any of Wal-Mart Stores and will expand my efforts until all Wal-Mart Workers are treated with respect, dignity, and worth. (Not as workers in
Dear Mr. George Boston Rhynes,
I have read your articles and stand to salute your cause and your new stand against Wal-Mart. Surprisingly, Goodwill Industries does the same thing using the illNew Mexico
I, like you, wish to stand against these Corporate whores. We are givingAmerica
To think that I was against Unions for so many years. After experiencing and learning the hard way what this "At will employment" means, fight to have Unions!!!!!
Good luck and God bless you and your brothers in arms.
Support the troops, bring them home.
I have read your articles and stand to salute your cause and your new stand against Wal-Mart. Surprisingly, Goodwill Industries does the same thing using the ill
I, like you, wish to stand against these Corporate whores. We are giving
To think that I was against Unions for so many years. After experiencing and learning the hard way what this "At will employment" means, fight to have Unions!!!!!
Good luck and God bless you and your brothers in arms.
Support the troops, bring them home.
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Defiant Bangladesh garment workers protest anew
Julhas Alam, Associated Press, Dhaka, Bangladesh | Mon, 08/02/2010 4:19 PM | World
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/08/02/defiant-bangladesh-garment-workers-protest-anew.html
Thousands of workers from the garment industry demonstrated Monday near the Bangladeshi capital over a new minimum wage they call too low, defying government warnings against moves that might jeopardize the country's top export earner.
At least 25 protesters were injured when security officials charged with batons to remove them from a major highway at Ashulia and Savar, a major industrial hub just outsideDhaka that supplies international chains including Wal-Mart, Gap and Marks & Spencer.
About a dozen factories closed Monday to avoid being damaged, as the rampaging workers attacked some of the them, police official Mahbubur Rahman said. He added that the protesters fled when additional security arrived.
Separately, several hundreds of workers blocked a road in Narayanganj, another industrial zone nearDhaka , the Daily Star newspaper reported Monday. There was no major violence reported.
Monday's demonstrations were part of an angry response to the government's new minimum wages for the nation's 2 million garment workers - most of them women - after months of often-violent protests over poor pay and working conditions. The new structure raises the minimum pay by about 80 percent, but workers and labor leaders say that isn't enough and does not match the high cost of living.
The new protest Monday came despite agreement by union leaders late Sunday to the new minimum pay structure, following a meeting with the government and factory owners.
Bangladesh has about 4,000 factories that export in bulk to international companies including Wal-Mart, Tesco, H&M, Zara, Carrefour, Gap, Metro, JCPenney, Marks & Spencer, Kohl's, Levi Strauss and Tommy Hilfiger.
Garment workers inBangladesh
In the first increase since 2006, the official minimum wage has been set at 3,000 takas ($45) a month, up from 1,662 takas ($25). Workers and labor rights groups have pressed for a monthly minimum wage of 5,000 takas ($73). The new pay structure starts in November and has seven grades - the highest pay fixed at 9,300 takas ($140).
Factory owners say the skilled workers usually earn much more than the minimum wage, and they label the recent protests as a conspiracy by some vested quarters and outsiders to destroy the industry, which competes with major exporters likeIndia and China
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said Saturday her administration would show zero tolerance for any further protests that might jeopardize the vital industry.
Garment exports earnBangladesh
In June, about 700 garment factories in a major industrial hub nearDhaka were shut for two days after days of violent protests by tens of thousands of workers.
The manufacturers say they're being squeezed by a slump in prices on the international market because of global economic crisis. They also say higher production costs due to an energy crisis and poor infrastructure are pushing them to the edge.
Julhas Alam, Associated Press, Dhaka, Bangladesh | Mon, 08/02/2010 4:19 PM | World
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/08/02/defiant-bangladesh-garment-workers-protest-anew.html
Thousands of workers from the garment industry demonstrated Monday near the Bangladeshi capital over a new minimum wage they call too low, defying government warnings against moves that might jeopardize the country's top export earner.
At least 25 protesters were injured when security officials charged with batons to remove them from a major highway at Ashulia and Savar, a major industrial hub just outside
About a dozen factories closed Monday to avoid being damaged, as the rampaging workers attacked some of the them, police official Mahbubur Rahman said. He added that the protesters fled when additional security arrived.
Separately, several hundreds of workers blocked a road in Narayanganj, another industrial zone near
Monday's demonstrations were part of an angry response to the government's new minimum wages for the nation's 2 million garment workers - most of them women - after months of often-violent protests over poor pay and working conditions. The new structure raises the minimum pay by about 80 percent, but workers and labor leaders say that isn't enough and does not match the high cost of living.
The new protest Monday came despite agreement by union leaders late Sunday to the new minimum pay structure, following a meeting with the government and factory owners.
Bangladesh has about 4,000 factories that export in bulk to international companies including Wal-Mart, Tesco, H&M, Zara, Carrefour, Gap, Metro, JCPenney, Marks & Spencer, Kohl's, Levi Strauss and Tommy Hilfiger.
Garment workers in
In the first increase since 2006, the official minimum wage has been set at 3,000 takas ($45) a month, up from 1,662 takas ($25). Workers and labor rights groups have pressed for a monthly minimum wage of 5,000 takas ($73). The new pay structure starts in November and has seven grades - the highest pay fixed at 9,300 takas ($140).
Factory owners say the skilled workers usually earn much more than the minimum wage, and they label the recent protests as a conspiracy by some vested quarters and outsiders to destroy the industry, which competes with major exporters like
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said Saturday her administration would show zero tolerance for any further protests that might jeopardize the vital industry.
Garment exports earn
In June, about 700 garment factories in a major industrial hub near
The manufacturers say they're being squeezed by a slump in prices on the international market because of global economic crisis. They also say higher production costs due to an energy crisis and poor infrastructure are pushing them to the edge.
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June 22, 2010,
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We have had thirty jail deaths since 1994 while news media and politicians seem unconcerned about this trend for whatever reasons. So what are jailed inmates, parents, children and concerned citizens to when their government consistently fail them? Even
Our school system has been under court order by The United States Justice Department since 1971. However little to nothing has changed and citizens has lost hope in
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We have had practically every civil and human rights organization in the nation here but things remain the same. In addition
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Wall-Mart Stores Inc. is guilty of not answering their workers VALID questions and too often gotten away with it for decades. There is no help for wrongfully terminated workers and Wal-Mart refuses to even respond or answer valid questions from terminated workers. How do you know George? I am one of many that have been totally wronged by Wal-Mart and they refuse to answer valid questions. http://666onwalmart.blogspot.com/
So why are Americans putting their lives on the line in foreign countries only to be treated as third class citizens in the work place? They are now treating us as if we are WORKERS in
Sincerely,
George Boston Rhynes
Retired United States Armed Forces Military Veteran
A concerned citizen and brother of humanity
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