For Workers Stuck Part-Time, 'Hours Are The New Bonus'

Monday, September 26, 2011
WASHINGTON -- A little over two years ago, Floyd Kelly, then an associate at Walmart, transferred from one company store in Washington State to another. Although Kelly had worked full-time for years, he says that after the switch his hours dropped to part-time.
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