Walmart’s Black managers wouldn’t recommend working for the retailer

July 9, 2021

Bloomberg

Fifty-six Black supervisors, senior managers and directors employed by Walmart were asked to rate the company as an employer in a internal survey. A majority gave the retailer an unfavorable review. “Hiring, developing, and retaining diverse talent is a top priority for Walmart,” a company spokesperson said. “While we are proud of the progress we have made, we are always looking at our own systems and processes with a critical eye for ways we can do even more.”

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