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Isn't Walmart one of the richest companies in the US? Oh yeah, I'm sure shoplifting is hurting them so hard that they just HAVE to do this. Couldn't be their own greed.
Walmart became one of the richest companies in the US because of stuff like this. There's a whole penny-pinching mentality built into their company structure that I haven't seen at any other retailer I've worked for, and they argue that it's how they keep their prices low.
presumably they think this security shit costs less than eating the shrink
Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't.
Maybe it costs less than paying enough for employees to give a shit about shoplifters, so it lowers shrink in that way.
Every walmart around here has a special spot for cops to sit and watch people come and go right by the entrance. just like with employee benefits, they cut security costs by relying on the state.