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Best Buy has been closing stores. Cutting down on rent and employee salaries. Companies want to make more profit year over year. That's what CEO's are brought in for. During this pandemic, sales and profits have hit records for some companies over the last year. They aren't going to beat those sales this year. So how do you make more profit on less sales? Cut jobs. Best Buy recently fired 5000 full time employees that have been around for years with benefits who were making a lot more than minimum wage. A lot of retail companies do this now. Now the plan is to hire 1000 part time employees who won't receive benefits and will be paid minimum wage. The trend will continue for companies to close stores where they can and move their businesses online more. It's an Amazon world now. |
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Thanks given by: | jibucha (04-02-2021), Trent AKA DoubleDown (03-31-2021) |
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