always the right move. filling a vacuum in legislation and decisionmaking that should be coming from else where. if cities, municipalities and states aren t making these mandates, then you re leaving it to, you know, vulnerable restaurant workers to face these potentially volatile situations all on their own and responsible business owners of all types are making these decisions. obviously, restaurants, they re very public places in our consciousness but we re seeing it right now all across america and stores of all other kinds. big chains and box stores that are requiring masking and now requiring vaccinations, as well. we re politicizing what i think is a very easy public safety concern. we have a huge issue with the unvaccinated in america. but you also, though, you ve seen many like the wall marts or many different stores or even airlines requiring customers to
did that guy vote in 2012? if he didn t, if he s waiting online for eight hours in the freezing rain to see mr. trump, my guess is he s going to show up on november 8th to vote for him. that was working class voters who support change, who support donald trump, i think about his plans for trade. the tariffs he wants to put up, what i don t understand is what america really wants. you re an investor. when you look at a company like amazon, one of the reasons that amazon is one of the most powerful companies in the world is because we want to buy cheap stuff. if donald trump were to change trade laws, we couldn t buy the cheap stuff or in our wall marts, they would cost a whole lot more. how does that work? that actually is not his message. his message is that he wants to even up the trading system, since 1946 to today, the state department and treasury and they did it for good intentions, the uneven the system of trade. they embargoed our goods shipped to the emerging markets and al
pays its employees. it s about an average of $8 and it s important to remember here that walmart spends money lobbying against the minimum wage. they spent $8 million on lobbying. look, the walton family, like the original walton may be able to take credit for creating this giant empire but the six members alive inherited their welt and they have more wealth than the entire 40% of americans combined. the six members of the walton family have more wealth and spend a huge amount of their money ensuring that their workers don t make a real living wage and walmart is also a job killer. when you see wall marts go into small communities and get rid of small businesses because they cannot compete for the lower prices. for every two new jobs you create in a new walmart, you kill three jobs in the areas where they thets not true at all. and, also, if you work there for a year, you actually do get
and arrests and stabbings at wall marts, but here, it s been calm. that what we have been hearing from mall managers across the country. you can see the macy s window e display behind me, but remember, this mall is as long as a city block. it s extremely crowded because not everybody bought into the early store opening hours. i would never shot on thanksgiving. no? you re with family and eat on thanksgiving. then you shop. now, not everybody bought into those shopping hours. these new hours have caused people to come up with different kinds of shopping strategies. do you bring your family with you to shop on thanksgiving? do you wait until friday morning when a lot of people thought the deals would be gone. a lot of options for consumers. for the first time, macy s opening up on thanksgiving day. they got a little flack. how is macy s responding to all
kaplan management. everybody wants too see our economy grow, how do we do that? there has been a paradigm shift in terms of jobs for a lot of people, temporary jobs are the new norm. we have seen this effect every single type of career and every single educational level. for people like factory workers, retail employees on through doctors and attorneys and nurses, we have send a trend from full-time employment to different temporary positions. kelly: why are we seeing the wall marts and doctors offices go more for hiring temporary workers? it allows large employers down to small employers to remain nimble and higher when necessary. so to run a seasonal