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Lynwood, Washington Apple Retail Store Employees May Stage Walk-Out

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ifoAppleStore reports that employees of the Seattle-area Alderwood Mall Apple retail store in Lynwood, Washington are planning to stage a walk-out on October 3rd to protest employees' treatment by management and an unwillingness by higher-level Apple executives to appropriately address the "abusive" situation.

Now, staffers at the Alderwood Mall (Wash.) retail store say their complaints about "abusive" management and possible state and federal labor law violations at the store have been ignored by the company, and they are threatening to stage a walk out at 1 p.m. on October 3rd to protest.

The store's employees have reportedly discussed their issues with Apple Senior Vice President of Retail Ron Johnson, but have been unable to come to an agreement regarding the handling of complaints.

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