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Why aren't Home Depot employees represented by a union?

Submitted by KaddyQ on Wed, 02/03/2010 - 2:27pm. Organizing Login or register to post comments print  After watching the movie, The High Cost of Low Prices (Walmart's story), I was wondering how Home Depot seems to be getting away with the same corporate strategy.  Bookmark/Search this post with: ‹ S and P Case Shiller index posts rise in home prices Organizing "job coaches" and "direct support staff" › » Login or register to post comments print

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