The problem with capitalism

Here's just one example:

Mott's is in the money.

Their apple sauce and juice products are everywhere. Market share has grown. Their parent company earned $555 million in profits last year and their stock is up a whopping 180 percent since March 2009!

So Mott's should be rewarding its workers, right? Perhaps with a raise?

Apparently not. Like a playground bully, Mott's management just can't get enough.

They're not just keeping all those extra profits to themselves. They're actually trying to slash wages by as much as $2.50 per hour for employees at Mott's Williamson, NY, facility. And they're even trying to take away the workers' pension plan!
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Mott's management has spent millions to build its wholesome public image, and they're counting on the media and consumers to miss the story.

The above is part of an email I received today from American Rights at Work. You can go right here to send a letter to the Mott's management about this issue.
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