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	Name:	Talullahhound -
	Subject:	Whole Foods article
	Date:	8/15/2009 9:17:33 PM

WF is consistently rated very highly as a good place to work. I wonder what the average age of their workforce is? I'm thinking that satistically, they have a younger than average work force, and therefore most of them would not require the same kind of health benefits that an older workforce would need.
I used to frequent WF when I lived in VA, and it appeared to me that most of their employees are young, but those are just the ones I saw and not necessarily all those behind the scenes. But, not to take away from the article, because he makes some excellent points.

I haven't heard about the proposed democratic boycott of WF. I kinda doubt that one.