Summary
As the nation's largest employer, Wal-Mart should offer its nearly 1.1 million employees better wages and health care benefits, former North Carolina senator and vice presidential candidate John Edwards said Friday in Pittsburgh.
Edwards, who appeared at Hill House Community Center in the Hill District as part of the "WakeUp Wal-Mart" coast-to-coast bus tour, sharply criticized the company's employment practices.See the full content of this document
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Edwards Visits City for Anti-Wal-Mart Rally
"It's not bad enough that people make 7 or 8 or 10 dollars an hour, but when you make 7 or 8 dollars an hour and you don't have health care coverage, what are you going to do ...
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