Jay Yang
7/11 is a rotten chain and their position of predominance in Japan is a daily fact of life as many clerks in Japan are struggling with grueling hours and now demanding shorter hours and the bad attitude of corporate convenience chains. Mitoshi Matsumoto lost his contract with lousy 7/11 after he closed for the Japan New Year holiday and he and other former franchisee are standing up for their dignity and speaking against the operating costs that these global chains push onto franchise owners and a recent report by the Japan Fair Trade Commission agreed. Companies like 7-eleven,Lawson, and Family-Mart business
practices are being examined as the tough work and brutal conditions they force their franchisee owners to have to deal and eke out a mere living is disdainful and only serves for more ammunition for the international socialists. These business practices forcing these franchise owner to purchase more than they could sell is also being looked into as well as demands they run their business 24/7 as they abuse a superior bargaining position with these franchises. The overstocking of the stores seem to be one of thee emain grievances and issues of these franchises.
Mitoshi set off a firestorm with is closing of the store despite the strong arm policy of the 7/11 company and took this mans store away from him in the Osaka area and this sent off a frenzy of media news and more exposure of the actions of these globalists and how they treated the owners of the 55,000 convenience stores in Japanstan. Competing lawsuit swill determine whether big large companies will be able to keep up this strong arm rhetoric and tactics. Matsumoto is a maverick and we can only hope he wins his lawsuits against both 7/11 and Dunkin Donuts.
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