Walmart Employees Flood Reddit With Pro-Union Memes to Protest Firing

[Retail Regents]

This was all started because an Asset Protection Associate posted sensitive company information online, quoted as "information about a restructuring" and got terminated. This is yet another reminder that employers monitor all social media!!

https://www.newsweek.com/walmart-subreddit-union-memes-employee-benefits-1448795

[TheFugitive]

Information about a restructuring could have serious impacts on the stock price, and could
even lead to an insider trading situation.  There are good reasons why a company would
discipline an employee for leaking this info.

[deerwrecker2017]

Information about a restructuring could have serious impacts on the stock price, and could
even lead to an insider trading situation.  There are good reasons why a company would
discipline an employee for leaking this info.

I absolutely agree. The employee that was fired should have known better than to post any such Sensitive Company Information anywhere including online.