Don't Piss Off Wal-Mart

From Business Insider:
Wal-Mart suddenly closed five stores in four states on Monday for alleged plumbing problems.
The closures could last up to six months and affect roughly 2,200 workers in Texas, California, Oklahoma, and Florida, CNN Money reports.
Wal-Mart employees say they were completely blindsided by the news, having been notified only a couple hours before the stores closed at 7 p.m. Monday.
"Everybody just panicked and started crying," Venanzi Luna, a manager at a store in Pico Rivera, California, told CNN Money. 
All workers will receive paid leave for two months. After that, full-time workers could become eligible for severance, according to CNN Money. But part-time workers will be on their own. 
Local officials and employees have questioned Wal-Mart's reasoning for the closures.
According to ABC News, "no plumbing permits have been pulled in any of the five cities where the stores were suddenly closed for at least six months." The cities where locations were closed include: Brandon, Florida; Pico Rivera, California; Livingston, Texas; Midland, Texas; and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
A city official in Pico Rivera confirmed to CBS Los Angeles that the city has not received any permit requests for building repairs.
In Midland, Texas, where another store was closed, a city official told ABC News that his plumbing inspector was turned away when he visited the store and offered to help secure construction permits.
Wal-Mart plumbing technician Codi Bauer, who worked at the now shuttered store in Brandon, Florida, questioned the company's time frame for the repairs.
"Even if they had to replace the whole sewer line, it wouldn't take six months to replace a whole sewer line in that store," he told WFLA. 
We reached out to Wal-Mart for comment and will update when we hear back. 
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/wal-mart-suddenly-closes-stores-2015-4#ixzz3XjdZTskO
As a former employee of Wal-Mart, you are told from Day 1, you do not involve the union in the work place and these fools at Wal-Mart tried to test this Wal-Mart policy and they lost.
So, now, these pro-union people at these Wal-Mart stores, are you satisfied that you helped close down these stores?
And my guess is that when these stores, if they re-open, will have to re-apply for their jobs and those who protested will be no longer employed by Wal-Mart.
So, I hope these guys learned a lesson- you don't mess with Wal-Mart.
I wonder if McDonalds will learn this lesson from Wal-Mart, but I doubt it.  McDonalds is letting the union thugs walk all over them and now McDonalds is so expensive that a family can no longer afford going there.