Wal-Mart spends millions trying to silence its critics through elaborate marketing plans. We can't let Bentonville hide the truth about their company: these are the REAL facts about Wal-Mart.

Walmart's Wages Health Care at Walmart Impact on Communities Cost to Taxpayers Traffic Impact A New Kind of Blight Walmart's Anti-Worker Policies Wage and Hour Law Violations Gender Discrimination

Walmart Associates make less than comparable retail employees. With some of the biggest profits in the world, Walmart can do better by its people. Learn more.


Walmart's health care is not good quality or affordable. Thousands of associates qualify for Medicaid and other publicly subsidized care programs. Learn more.


Walmart’s entry into an area depresses wages and displaces better-paying retail jobs, forcing small local businesses to close. Learn more.


Your taxes may be going to help Walmart's profits by paying for subsidies and cover Walmart's use of tax loopholes to avoid paying state taxes. Learn more.


Traffic congestion, noise and air pollution, and multiple thousands of tractor trailer trips a year. Learn more.


Walmart has left vacant, abandoned stores throughout the country. Blight used to be an urban, industrial issue but Walmart has introduced to to communities across America. Learn more.


International NGO Human Rights Watch calls Walmart “a case study of what is wrong with American labor law.” Learn more.


According to The New York Times, the wage and hour law violation lawsuits include allegations Walmart forced "employees to work unpaid off the clock, eras[ed] hours from time cards and prevent[ed] workers from taking lunch and other breaks that were promised by the company or guaranteed by state laws." Learn more.


The largest class action lawsuit in the history of the world alleges that Walmart discriminated against women by systematically denying them promotions and paying them less than men. Learn more.