@janschakowsky The Walton's don't care...they are horrible people.
These workers are asking Walmart with $17 bil in profits for decent wages, I don't think asking workers be paid $25000 a year is too much
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@judgematty@janschakowsky Boy oh boy, do I agree with that! They are the kind of people that would be running the "Soylent Green" factory!!
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@janschakowsky The profit versus wage argument won’t win. Argue wage vs welfare.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@janschakowsky I am trying to organize "Adjunct and Part-Time Faculty Recognition Day" in Illinois.http://chronicle.com/article/Dear-Governors-Adjuncts-Want/142541/?key=HWp1JFRoYSVGZSozZTxAaDYEaCZrM0J2YHBMOHlwblpWEw== … … -
@janschakowsky We adjuncts are often paid less than the workers at Walmart. Will you help us please?
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@janschakowsky Will you help us petition Gov. Quinn to proclaim "Adjunct and Part-Time Faculty Recognition Day"on Oct. 30 in Illinois?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@janschakowsky in other parts of the country, Walmart jobs are good to have. Why should geography determine pay for unskilled labor? Curious -
@Kilodyne@janschakowsky Cost of living different in different parts of the country. Why don't you know that? Just curious. - 1 more reply
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@janschakowsky Business is not responsible for employee lifestyles. If they want more money, work another job as many Americans have done. -
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