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Alliance Technology Badger Case Computer Case $299.95 |
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Badger Case Ser# 1582-092999-02A #7681SO $295.00 |
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SAFE CASE For SUHR BADGER 18 1×12 Combo Badger 18 3/8″ $287.00 |
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Badger Cresendo set in wooden case ITEM 175-9 $252.91 |
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WISCONSIN BADGERS LOGO JERSEY DISPLAY CASE HOLDER $254.00 |
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WISCONSIN BADGERS LOGO JERSEY DISPLAY CASE HOLDER BROWN $254.00 |
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SAFE CASE For SUHR BADGER 18 1×12 Combo Badger 18 ATA $250.00 |
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Badger Case Ser# 1582-092999-02B #7682SO $195.00 |
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WISCONSIN BADGERS LOGO HELMET DISPLAY CASE HOLDER WALL $195.00 |
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Wisconsin Badgers Framed Wall Mounted Logo Helmet Display Case $179.99 |
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new BADGER Air Brush SET PROFESSIONAL with / HEAD and WOODEN CASE and more $159.80 |
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WISCONSIN BADGERS LOGO FOOTBALL DISPLAY CASE WALL $159.00 |
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Professional Head Air Brush Set in Wood Case BAD150-4PK $146.80 |
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Badger Professional Head Air Brush with Wood case 3/4 oz. & 2 oz. Jars w/ lid $139.99 |
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Badger 150-4PK AIR BRUSH SET HEAD WOOD CASE $132.95 |
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New Badger Basket Air Brush (150-4PK) Set, in Wood Case $129.99 |
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Professional Head Air Brush Set in Wood Case BAD150-4PK $129.00 |
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Professional Head Air Brush Set in Wood Case BAD150-4PK $125.99 |
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Badger Air Brush 150-4-PK Professional Head Air Brush Set In Wood Case $121.15 |
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Badger 150 Airbrush Set with Wood Case BAD1504PK $117.83 |
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WISCONSIN BADGERS HELMET DISPLAY CASE HOLDER $115.00 |
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WISCONSIN BADGERS HELMET DISPLAY CASE HOLDER WOOD $115.00 |
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85-01 YAMAHA BADGER 80 ENGINE MOTOR CENTER CASES 1 $105.00 |
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WISCONSIN BADGERS HELMET DISPLAY CASE HOLDER OAK $105.00 |
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Badger 1504PK Model 150 Airbrush (Air-Brush) Set with Wooden Case New $100.95 |
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1997 Yamaha Badger 80 YFM80 Engine Cases $99.99 |
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YAMAHA BADGER 80 YFM80 1997 CRANKCASE CRANK CASES $99.99 |
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Badger Airbrush Model 150-4 Wooden Case NEW $99.99 |
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Badger Airbrush Model 150-5 Wooden Case NEW $99.99 |
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Yamaha Badger 80 Set of Inner Engine Cases #26B10 $99.99 |
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WISCONSIN BADGERS LOGO BASKETBALL DISPLAY CASE HOLDER $95.00 |
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86-05 Yamaha YFM 80 Badger Left Engine Crank Case and Output Drive Shaft Assy. $92.99 |
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Antique BADGER Egg Crate Old VTG Carrier Farm Barn Find Basket early wood case $90.00 |
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85 YAMAHA YFM80 YFM 80 BADGER ENGINE MOTOR CASE HALVES $86.99 |
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88 YAMAHA MOTO 4 / BADGER YFM 80 RH ENGINE CRANK CASE $85.00 |
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88 YAMAHA MOTO 4 / BADGER YFM 80 LH ENGINE CRANK CASE $85.00 |
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Billiard Pool Stick Cue Case WISCONSIN BADGERS $84.15 |
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Wisconsin Badgers Framed Logo Wall Mounted Mini Helmet Display Case $82.99 |
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Badger 155-1 Anthem 155 Airbrush Set w/ Plastic Case Air Brush $82.95 |
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WISCONSIN BADGERS FOOTBALL DISPLAY CASE HOLDER $79.00 |
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NCAA Team Licensed 5pc BBQ Set w/Case- Pick Team $77.99 |
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96 Yamaha Badger 80 YFM80 Crankcase Complete Crank Case $76.00 |
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Alliance Technology Badger Case 35″X 24″X24-1/2″ $75.00 |
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F/S Wisconsin Badgers Glass Football Helmet Display Case NFL NCAA UV $73.95 |
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NCAA Fiero 5-Piece BBQ Tool Set in Carry Case This Picnic Time Fiero 5-Piece BBQ set contains all the essentials you will need to prepare a phenomenal barbecue feast. The handsome Fiero set, with your favorite team’s logo, features an attractive aluminum carrying case with faux leather interior, a comfort-grip handle, and elastic-reinforced hook and loop closures to keep tools secure while in storage or in transit. It includes five aluminum-h… |
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University of Wisconsin – Brass Coaster Set of 6 with Case $189.99 University of Wisconsin – Brass Coaster Set of 6 with Case – Set of six Brass coasters, Leather inlay, Piano wood finish case. Packaged in a gift box. – Dimensions: 10 1/4″ x 4″ x 4 1/2″ All items are custom assembled by our skilled craftsman, personally for you – Returns are Not Accepted for this item unless the item is defective…. |
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InSinkErator Badger 1, 1/3 HP Household Food Waste Disposer $65.38 InSinkErator® Badger® Food Waste DisposersBadger® Food Waste Disposers are a reliable and functional choice when affordability is the prime concern. Choose from three models, each with aspace-saving compact design. The Badger® 1 features a 1/3-horsepower heavy-duty quiet Dura-Drive® induction motor, rugged galvanized steel construction for disposer durability, and a space-saving compact desig… |
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Kidde 468041 Potter Roemer Surface-Mount 5-Pound Fire Extinguisher Cabinet $35.96 Designed for use with a 5-pound dry-chemical fire extinguisher, the Kidde 468041 Surface-Mount 5-Pound Fire Extinguisher Cabinet keeps your extinguisher easily accessible in case of an emergency. Due to its compact size and durable construction, this cabinet is ideal for apartments, condos, and small businesses, and it provides a safe, secure place for long-term storage.468041 5-PoundFire Extingui… |
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Work Gloves- Wisconsin Badgers Case Pack 24 $174.99 Work Gloves- Wisconsin BadgersWork Gloves come officially licensed with your favorite NCAA team’s logo on them. These gloves are great for yardwork and other tasks around the house. Made of 95% Polyester and 5% PVC. One size fits most.” Case Pack 24 Please note: If there is a color/size/type option, the option closest to the image will be shipped (Or you may receive a random color/size/type)…. |
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Badger Basket Doll Travel Case With Bed And Bedding – Dark Pink $23.99 Features:Pack your favorite 18 inch doll and her accessories, zip, and go!Our soft case also includes a travel bed, pillow, and blanket so your doll can slumber comfortably anywhere.Convenient tote handles, and a card holder on the front for adding a name or address tag (paper card not included).Secure your doll inside with the hook-and-loop-tape straps.Clear, vinyl window on the front so you can … |
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Badger Basket Blossoms And Butterflies Doll Bunk Beds With Ladder – Pink/Purple $37.99 Features:With whimsical flowers and playful butterflies, our new Blossoms and Butterflies Collection is as fun and as refreshing as Springtime!Hand-painted accents make the cheerful pattern come to life; and the attention to detail throughout ties the items together.Pink, purple, yellow, and white make these new items a delight!Bursting with color and joy, they create a focal point in any child?s … |
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Our Generation Wooden Trunk for Dolls $92.42 Holds little outfits and big dreams. This stylish set includes 1 wooden wardrobe with vanity, 1 stool with removable seat cover. Doll and accessories sold separately. We are an extraordinary generation, us girls. Sure, we’re cute. But we’re also curious, clever and ready for anything. Putting our imaginations to work is the fun part of our play. What lies ahead for us? Who knows? But whatever it i… |
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Wisconsin Badgers Leather/Nylon Embossed Cd Case $35.95 This Stylish Cd Case Features Your Favorite Team’s Logo Embossed Into Genuine Leather Cowhide. The Black Nylon Backing And Trim Provides Excellent Durability And Protection. Includes 12 Sleeves For Cds Or DVDs And A Zipper With A Leather Pull For An Easy And Secure Closure.Images Shown May Differ From The Actual Product…. |
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Wisconsin Badgers Leather and Nylon Embossed CD Case $14.99 This stylish CD case features your favorite teams logo embossed into genuine leather cowhide. The black nylon backing and trim provides excellent durability and protection. Includes 12 sleeves for CDs or DVDs and a zipper with a leather pull for an easy and secure closure…. |
Sharpening Pastes
An Introduction to Sharpening-Pastes
Thiers issard “Bio-Diamond” Diamond Sharpening-Pastes and Chromox Finishing Paste
Ref. Bio-Diam 6 –Coarse-Grit 6 micron (Yellow colored)—for: heavy refining of edge direct from the hone; aggressive action or restoring.
Ref. Bio-Diam 3—Regular-Grit 3 micron (Green colored)—for: refining of edge direct from hone, intermediate action or restoring.
Ref. Bio-Diam 1—Fine-Grit 1 micron (Red colored)—for: regular use on razor’s edge.
Ref. Bio-Diam 0.25—Extra-fine-Grit 0.25 micron (Silver colored)—for: regular use and super-fine finishing on razor’s edge.
Ref. Chromox—Finishing-paste—green chromium oxide—recommended for use after diamond-paste stropping with grits finer than 0.50 microns.
Not All Pastes Are Created Equal
Like other aspects of straight-razor use, razor-sharpening has benefited from modern processes and materials. The use of today’s Diamond Sharpening-Pastes in your razor-sharpening regimen can vastly improve both the quality of your razor’s cutting edge and the comfort and closeness of the shave.
Razor-sharpening pastes have been around for years like wet shaving. The most common pastes used a fine powder of iron oxide, chromium oxide or graphite as the cutting agent, suspended in a carrier; this was spread onto a leather or wood surface, used as a strop to finish the edge. A bundle of strops would hang in a corner of the barbershop, each dedicated to a different type or coarseness of sharpening-paste.
The use of sharpening-pastes is similar to the use of hones: you begin with a coarser grit to accomplish the most work in the shortest time, moving on to progressively finer pastes to refine the edge, ending in a finely polished, mirror-like finish. Advances in metallurgy produced ever-harder steels, rendering ineffective the compounds used as cutting agents in the sharpening-pastes; they were actually softer than the blade they were expected to sharpen. Using such sharpening-paste made the blade duller, not sharper! All this changed with the development of diamond sharpening-pastes.
Diamonds are the hardest substance known to man; far harder than any steel yet developed. Industrial-grade diamonds, similar in hardness to gemstone-quality diamonds, are by-products of the diamond-mining industry. Their flaws, color inconsistencies, or other characteristics render them unsuitable for jewelry. Also, in the process of cutting and polishing gemstones, significant waste is produced. When all this is crushed to a fine powder the resulting particles acquire irregular cutting-edges. Being harder than any other substance, the particles hold those edges longer than any other material. This diamond powder does the actual work of sharpening.
However, all diamond compounds are not equal. The best are very carefully controlled in their manufacture, to assure consistency in the size of the actual particles. For example, a compound classified as “one micron,” though it may have particles smaller, should contain no diamond particles larger, than one micron. This is important, especially in a close-tolerance application such as producing a highly refined razor edge. All the diamond particles used in our “Bio-Diamond” sharpening-pastes are very carefully sorted to make sure that particles in each mix are exactly the given grade size.
Another differentiation between compounds is the carrier paste. In an industrial polishing application, an oil-based carrier, (typically a petrochemical) may be acceptable. In sharpening a straight razor, a water-based paste is preferable. This will easily rinse away after sharpening, lessening the risk of any skin irritation or infection. Our “Bio-Diamond” pastes are water-based, perfect for use in the sharpening of razors; they have no harmful chemical additives and are even “food-safe” if accidentally ingested.
Important: a razor edge can actually be too sharp, the result of over-sharpening with diamond-pastes. Such an edge will catch on every surface imperfection in the skin, causing irritation and razor-burn. For a close yet comfortable shave, the razor’s edge should glide over the skin, barely touching, catching only on the base of the hairs to be cut. Generally, using a diamond compound as fine as, or finer than, 0.5 micron can result in an over-sharpened edge. In most cases, one micron or smaller diamond sharpening-pastes are more than capable of sharpening a razor that has become dull through normal use. By starting with an even coarser grit—in the 6 micron to 1 micron range, depending on how dull the beginning edge is, you can refine the “not quite shave-ready” edge typically found on a new, out-of-the box razor.
Before sharpening a new razor, first try shaving with it. If it pulls, drags, or is in any way uncomfortable, sharpening is required. By this test, you learn how much sharpening to do. Generally, 20 round-trips on each side of the diamond-pasted strop will get it right. If, after sharpening and again trying to shave, it needs more work, repeat the process. You may have heard of many different ways to test the sharpness of a razor: the hanging-hair test, the standing-hair test, shaving your forearm, etc; but the only true test is actually shaving with it.
In most cases, a good paddle-strop or two (examples, our 4-sided paddle strop (ref. 444), or one or more 2-sided paddle strops (examples, ref. 259 or 276) and several different-grit diamond sharpening compounds (we recommend Bio-Diam 1, followed by Bio-Diam 0.25) will be all that are needed to maintain a fleet of daily shavers. What diamond paste will not do alone is establish a basic working edge on a razor that hasn’t seen a strop or hone in fifty years, or remove a ding or chip (the result of dropping the razor, or some other accident). For such repair, only a hone will do. But, once a hone has done the heavy work, diamond sharpening-pastes (this time, Bio-Diam 6 and 3,followed by Bio-Diam 1 and Bio-Diam 0.25) will refine the basic edge quicker and in much more controlled manner than a hone can.
Using the Bio-Diamond sharpening paste:
The best tool to use with your diamond sharpening-pastes, as we have said, is a paddle-strop. A surface of soft wood (such as balsa) can be chosen, but we prefer leather. In either case, the surface must be sufficiently rough or grainy to hold the paste. With too smooth or hard a surface, the paste will simply be wiped off with each pass of the blade; not only wasteful and expensive, but ineffective. The smoothest leather surface (of your paddle or hanging strop) should be reserved for either Chromox-paste application or use of an un-pasted strop in a final, pre-shave touch-up. The paste should be applied to the surface in very small amounts with our Bio-Diamond special push-drop dispenser applicator.
Dispenser procedure: Shake the dispenser gently to mix its contents. Remove the cap, then press the membrane at the base of the unit to eject drops of the compound (initially, you might have to press several times to get the flow moving). Ten to twelve drops will usually suffice for a first application. Any random compound emitted at start or end of the emission should be wiped away with the fingertips or a paper towel and deposited on the strop.
For a typical-sized paddle-strop, these 10-12 drops should be evenly spaced along the length of the strop. The dots should be thoroughly worked into the surface, using the fingertips or the heel of the hand. The more time spent on this step, the more effective the sharpening action will be. With successive use, as the surface becomes more built-up with abrasives, the effectiveness of the sharpening action will be improved. So, do not clean off the surface after use. When the effectiveness seems to have diminished, simply add a small amount of fresh paste (several dots will usually do), work it in, and continue.
As with all sharpening pastes, a surface coated with a given grit of paste should be dedicated to that grit alone. While it is possible to increase the grit size, you cannot decrease it. A surface once used for .25 micron may subsequently be used with 1.0 micron, but you cannot do the reverse. Diamond-paste sharpening is similar to the use of other multi-paste systems and to the use of hones; that is, a coarser grade of paste is used for a dull blade, followed by finer and finer grades of paste until a properly refined edge is reached.
To maintain a fleet of regularly used razors, typically a two-step process, beginning with 1.0 micron, followed by .25 micron (and perhaps, to smooth the edge, a final application of Chromox paste) will achieve a perfectly smooth edge. To prevent cross-contamination, completely wipe off the blade when moving from coarser grit to finer, and again before moving on to your Chromox-pasted strop and/or further, to an un-pasted, finishing strop.
The motion used on the diamond-pasted surface is identical to that employed with any other pasted paddle-strop or hanging-strop: working from the blade’s heel to the point as you travel up or down the surface, leading with the razor’s back, and applying no pressure; using only the weight of the razor to maintain constant contact between the razor edge and the pasted surface. The typical “X pattern” used with traditional pastes and stropping is to be recommended. After having sharpened your razor, you should finish on the Chromox-pasted strop and/or an un-pasted leather strop. Your razor is now ready to use. Routine use of the un-pasted leather, pre-shave stropping may be resumed for successive daily shaves.
When needed (most probably every 2-3 weeks), the multi-step Bio-Diam strop procedure, should be all that is necessary to keep your razors in perfect shaving condition.
Using the Chromox finishing paste:
Chromium oxide edge-smoothing compound, when properly used on a paddle or hanging-strop, smoothes or takes the “bite” out of a very sharp, aggressive edge. Over-use will decrease the closeness of the shave; but proper use will give you the smoothest edge that you’ve ever experienced, with no loss of shave closeness. Our ref. Chromox paste is perfect for use after sharpening with extra-fine diamond grits 0.50 and 0.25 microns (and is also suitable for use after super-fine hones, such as Shapton 16,000 or 30,000 grits, Chinese 12,000 grits, or even Belgian Coticule stones). It is also sometimes of use after finishing with extremely fine non-diamond stropping-pastes.
It is recommended to use Chromox paste on either a fine leather paddle-strop (example, the finest side of our ref. 444 paddle-strop, or on the fine leather side of either our ref. 259, Voystrop-N or M, or 276 paddle-strops) or on a fine leather hanging-strop.
Important: the chromium oxide paste must fill the pores in your strop; you don’t want it to coat the surface. Before first use, with your fingers, rub in a generous amount of paste to completely cover the surface and fill all voids. Then, with a paper towel, wipe all the excess paste off the surface. When you are getting only a trace of lapping paste on your towel, your strop is ready for use. Before applying the chromium oxide paste, you should always stir it well, to avoid settling of the chromium oxide particles in the mixture. We recommend that you stir with a small piece of wood and then wipe this piece on the strop to be covered, so as to avoid wastage.
Some experimentation will be required to get the results you prefer. We suggest starting with ten back-and-forth passes in an “X” pattern on the strop as a first test, and then more if necessary. Remember, the only true test of the blade edge is shaving with it!
Suggested sharpening schedule:
For a blade needing restoration: Following use of an appropriate hone/or hones we recommend progressive use of Bio-Diam 6 micron, Bio-Diam 3 micron, Bio-Diam 1 micron, Bio-Diam 0.25 micron, Chromox and finally, an unpasted strop.
For an out-of-the-box razor, not yet shave-ready: We recommend progressive use of Bio-Diam 6 micron, Bio-Diam 3 micron, Bio-Diam 1 micron, Bio-Diam 0.25 micron, Chromox and finally, an unpasted strop.
For a razor already in regular use: We recommend, once every 2 or 3 weeks, progressive use of Bio-Diam 1 micron, Bio-Diam 0.25 micron, Chromox and finally, an unpasted strop.
Plus for daily upkeep of the same razor: We recommend pre-shave use of either a strop coated with Thiers-Issard non-diamond ref. 260 finishing-paste followed by an unpasted strop or, if desired, an unpasted strop alone.
by Thiers Issard
About the Author
Wet-shaving has transformed a dreaded routine into a ritual I look forward to every day. Through my blog I would like to bring this experience to more classic shaving enthusiasts around the world.
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It seems my husband is literally forced to work overtime in the TLE department at Wal Mart.
he is a technician in the TLE department, no one else wants to do overtime at all so they make him do it. they actually said “well someone has to do the overtime and we are going home”, and another time he said that they badgered him to death about it so he would stay. walmart can’t even provide him affordable benefits for all that time. has walmart gotten lawsuits for similar cases? won’t they make him cut many hours because of the overtime? not to mention the fact that his schedule sucks bad come in at 11 and the next day at 7. some of the other guys back there get set schedules but they won’t let him. oh and they are giving the guys with less scenority more pay than him too.what is up with that? can’t he say family first walmart second? could they actually be wanting to drive him out? it doesn’t seem right to me.
I feel for you, Sarah. Your husband does have a job, doesn’t he ? He also gets paid for any time he puts in on the job ? Are you complaining mostly of the schedule.?
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