I had no idea Walmart was the largest employer in so many states:
http://www.businessinsider.com/large...s-state-2017-6
I had no idea Walmart was the largest employer in so many states:
http://www.businessinsider.com/large...s-state-2017-6
Last edited by pinkytoe; 10-12-17 at 8:39pm.
It is a great visual representatin of the awesome power of evil Walmart.
alan, where is that sticky?
Private employer I am guessing? Or did this include the government itself?
The government is there in all the universities.
My surprise is that with all the huge companies there are in NJ, pharmaceutical just being one sector, the largest employer is one I've never heard of.
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And what is it about the denver airport that makes them the biggest employer in colorado but no other airport makes the list?
There seem to be a lot of state university systems on the list. I suppose it requires a lot of manpower to staff a medieval service delivery system overlaid with bureaucracies for diversity, inclusiveness and various semiprofessional sports franchises.
When I came to Arizona in the 1980s, Motorola was the largest employer. Now I think they only have about 200 employees, and Wal-Mart is the largest employer.
Reminds me of the current race among various cities to score Amazon's second headquarters. The amount of "incentive money" they are offering is astounding.
https://www.citylab.com/life/2017/10...on-hq2/541551/
Of course, this is reported in the news like a horse race - none of the taxpayer money that's being used as bribery is ever mentioned.
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