Seems to me that cutting wages - while increasing the workload - is a POOR way to attract new employees.

But then again, I didn't got to business school.

If I did - and did this sort of thing - I should probably have my degree rescinded. The place that would give me such a degree should also not be allowed to continue.

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/walmart-cuts-pharmacist-pay-hours-while-workload-piles-up-2023-08-29/

Walmart cuts pharmacist pay, hours while workload piles up

 

Pretty fucked up. If there's a shortage of skilled staff, you should make your place of business more attractive by offering - oh I don't know - a better compensation package, including a higher salary.

 

But wait - there's more!

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/walmart-and-other-drug-stores-want-to-help-you-skip-trips-to-the-doctor/ar-AA1fV1f6

 

Walmart and Other Drug Stores Want to Help You Skip Trips to the Doctor

Yep - that's all an example of what a failed system crapitalism is, and how those in the ruling class will only further increase this to squeeze all the wealth and control they can get.