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05/11/18 Media

Walmart to Permit Union Insignia After Settling Employee Dispute

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Legal Notice: Courts have enjoined non-Associate OUR Walmart agents from entering any Walmart property, except to shop, in Arkansas (Read the order), Florida (Read the order), Texas (Read the order), Colorado (Read the order), Ohio (Read the order), and Maryland (Read the order) from entering inside stores. A court has enjoined non-Associate OUR Walmart agents from entering the insides of stores in California to engage in activities, such as picketing, patrolling, marching, parading, flash mobs, demonstrations, handbilling solicitation, manager confrontations or customer disruptions (Read the order).

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