Both Sides Unhappy With Preliminary Wal-Mart Approval
September 11, 2004
It took six hours, but at 1 pm, under cover of darkness, the Planning Commmission in American Canyon, California narrowly voted (3-2) to approve a
September 11, 2004
Court Hears Citizen Lawsuit Against Wal-Mart
September 11, 2004
We have been following the case of Florence, South Carolina since February of 2003. In the lastest turn of events, a lawyer representing citizens has
Wal-Mart May Seek To Settle Illegal Cleaning Workers Case
September 11, 2004
It was reported this week that Wal-Mart is trying to put behind it one of its more embarassing legal problems — the use of illegal
Unionized Wal-Mart Upheld By Labor Board
September 11, 2004
The Globe & Mail reports this week from Montreal that the Labor Board in Quebec has rejected Wal-Mart’s challenge to the unionization of its workers
Wal-Mart Compared To Rat In Hole
September 11, 2004
The best citizen’s quote of the month in a Wal-Mart protest comes from Deptford, New Jersey, where dozens of protesters braved rainy weather to picket
Wal-Mart To Try A Second Time To Get Approval.
September 11, 2004
If at first you don’t succeed — try the other side of town. Residents in Middletown, Deleware beat off a Wal-Mart store two years ago
Both Sides Unhappy With Preliminary Wal-Mart Approval
September 11, 2004
It took six hours, but at 1 pm, under cover of darkness, the Planning Commmission in American Canyon, California narrowly voted (3-2) to approve a
Residents Considering Legal Challenge to Wal-Mart Supercenter
September 11, 2004
The Rosemead, California City Council ended nearly 10 months of controversy this week by voting to approve a Wal-Mart supercenter in this city of 53,000