Headline RoundupMay 31st, 2018
Walmart Announces Program to Pay for Employees' College Tuition
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Walmart announced that they will pay for employees to obtain a college education if they contribute $1 a day and major in business or supply-chain management.
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Walmart to offer employees a college education for $1 a dayWashington Post
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Walmart, the country’s largest private employer, announced Wednesday that it will pay for its workers to go back to school — as long as they get degrees in business or supply-chain management.
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Walmart to cover employees' college tuition, within limitsWashington Examiner
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Walmart will begin subsidizing the cost of college for store workers who work toward company-selected degrees at schools that have teamed with the retailing giant.
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Walmart announces new college education program for employeesThe Hill
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Walmart on Wednesday announced that it would pay for its employees to get a college education with the employee only spending $1 a day for their studies, The Washington Post reported.
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