Spread the word - Tell your friends to support Employee Free Choice for Wal-Mart Workers.

For years, Wal-Mart has enjoyed multi-billion dollar profits, while at the same time making life difficult for its workers with low wages, low benefits and unfair treatment

Finally, though - there is legislation on the table that stands to help Wal-Mart workers. It's called the Employee Free Choice Act, and it would finally give Wal-Mart workers their legal right to form a union if they so choose. Unions can help workers join together to fight for better jobs.

Help us spread the word by telling your friends and family to check out Walmartwatch.com and support Employee Free Choice for Wal-Mart workers.

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Message:	Hey, You've probably heard before why so many people are opposed to the Wal-Mart does business. For years, Wal-Mart has enjoyed multi-billion dollar profits, while at the same time making life difficult for its workers with low wages, low benefits and unfair treatment. Finally, though - there is legislation on the table that stands to help Wal-Mart workers. It's called the Employee Free Choice Act, and it would finally give Wal-Mart workers their legal right to form a union if they so choose. Unions can help workers join together to fight for better jobs. At Walmartwatch.com you learn all about the other side of Wal-Mart -- including stories told directly by real workers, as well as what you can do to help pass the Employee Free Choice . Check it out: http://walmartwatch.com Thanks!
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