King Soopers Strike - Denver & Colorado Springs

[Ramsker]

Kroger? sheesh. Try Carnegie Steel.

This is a thread about Kroger, not Carnegie. What is an acceptable (to you) profit margin for Kroger? Or, let's say you own a company . . . what is the bare minimum profit margin you would agree to operate at? And what happens when you're at that limit and your employees want to strike because you "can afford to pay your employees"?

[arbol]

This is a thread about Kroger, not Carnegie. What is an acceptable (to you) profit margin for Kroger? Or, let's say you own a company . . . what is the bare minimum profit margin you would agree to operate at? And what happens when you're at that limit and your employees want to strike because you "can afford to pay your employees"?

What's the risk? What are the alternative places I can place my money? You act like Kroger exists to serve you. Guess what. It does not. It exists to make money. Period.

Edit: You may have been replying to Del Fuego, apologize if you were, and just please add this on.