Arthur Dent wrote:What kinds of trades actually get executed in a pit these days, anyway?
I'd guess the more complicated ones where both buying and selling either calls/puts have to be exercised at the same time. Though, even those you'd think could be handled on a computer with a simple command that only fills orders if both orders are being filled. But, I'm not sure all platforms have it.
Wal-Mart is raising their lowest wage to $10/hour. They have half a million employees. How many jobs will this destroy? My guess is probably something close to none.
pioneer98 wrote:Wal-Mart is raising their lowest wage to $10/hour. They have half a million employees. How many jobs will this destroy? My guess is probably something close to none.
pioneer98 wrote:Wal-Mart is raising their lowest wage to $10/hour. They have half a million employees. How many jobs will this destroy? My guess is probably something close to none.
And your profile location...radio shack, may not be valid much longer
I won't know where to get my strobe lights now.
Anytime you want to vent about Walker, I'm here.
I hear ya. Missouri may become worse than WI with serving the whims of right wing billionaires etc, once the flimsy hedge goes away- our lousy democrat governor.
Freed Roger wrote:[ hear ya. Missouri may become worse than WI with serving the whims of right wing billionaires etc, once the flimsy hedge goes away- our lousy democrat governor.
pioneer98 wrote:Wal-Mart is raising their lowest wage to $10/hour. They have half a million employees. How many jobs will this destroy? My guess is probably something close to none.
Yeah. They could have increased wages even more without breaking a sweat. This is just a reaction to the union movement and all the attention they've been getting on this topic, IMO. It's also another sign the economy is heating up, too. They are being proactive to try to retain workers because wages are starting to rise. In other words, it's not like they did this out of the goodness of their heart.
pioneer98 wrote:Wal-Mart is raising their lowest wage to $10/hour. They have half a million employees. How many jobs will this destroy? My guess is probably something close to none.
Yeah. They could have increased wages even more without breaking a sweat. This is just a reaction to the union movement and all the attention they've been getting on this topic, IMO. It's also another sign the economy is heating up, too. They are being proactive to try to retain workers because wages are starting to rise. In other words, it's not like they did this out of the goodness of their heart.
I also read a rumor that concurrent with the announcement they told their managers to cut staffing levels by 5%.