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Walmart is raising its base pay from $12 to $14 an hour. The company says the raises are expected to bring its average hourly wage up to “more than” $17.50 an hour.

Walmart is raising its base pay from $12 to $14 an hour, the company said Tuesday. The company added that the latest round of raises are expected to bring its average hourly wage up to “more than” $17.

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Didn’t know Walmart actually had employees. Maybe they should pay be for scanning my own goods

Well good for them. Now everyone gets to pay more money for walMart sh!t. The people who will benefit the most from this will be the fatAsses who subsist just above EBT qualifications. Now they'll finally be able to lose weight since they can't buy as much junk food

Then comes self checkouts. Nice one Brandon!

Now you people can stop bitching about how Walmart pays slave wages... But you won't because far too many of you actually thought Walmart was paying minimum wage. Bunch of mindless drones who refuse to ever do any research for themselves.

Let’s hope Asda in UK follows suit. My Mrs works there 😀😀

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