This ought to be empowering to people. Enough people protesting can get even a giant like Wal-Mart to change its mind.(CNN) -- A former Wal-Mart employee who suffered severe brain damage in a traffic accident won't have to pay back the company for the cost of her medical care, Wal-Mart told the family Tuesday.
"Occasionally, others help us step back and look at a situation in a different way. This is one of those times," Wal-Mart Executive Vice President Pat Curran said in a letter. "We have all been moved by Ms. Shank's extraordinary situation."
Wednesday, April 02, 2008
News flash: Wal-Mart does the right thing!
Well, well, well. All the outrage worked. Keith Olbermann's taunting worked. Take a look:
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