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HD is making a crucial mistake...they are cutting too many "middle class" employees to replace with lower wage employees resulting in a higher cost of revenue as these higher skilled employees are turned over. Lowes rid management during restructuring but increased efficiency saving money...HD is cutting wages causing skilled workers who drive the "excellent customer service" out the door. Wrong move HD. I can imagine UNION is a very scary word for HD. HD is biased towards the very people who helped lift them to fame. Definitely "good ol' boy" management tactics.
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