Kroger Co. will close two supermarkets in Southern California in response to a local ordinance requiring extra pay for certain grocery employees working during the pandemic.
The decision announced by the company Monday follows a unanimous vote last month by the Long Beach City Council mandating a 120-day increase of $4 an hour for employees of supermarkets with at least 300 employees nationwide and more than 15 in Long Beach.
Kroger said it will close a Ralphs market and a Food 4 Less on April 17.
Congratulations, Long Beach California!!! YOU are driving businesses away by mandating extra pay for no reason.
That doesn't take away from the fact that liberalism turns into what you despise. Liberalism is upstream from leftism.
Learn the error of this way: https://www.youtube.com/c/KnightsofChristendom/search?query=liberal
We can still turn back. There is still time to salvage something for the children and grandchildren.