Walmart Supercenter

Ronald Rees

We needed to replace a watch that had stopped. It was convenient and had a decent selection of basic watches. Quick convenience and cheap prices with plenty of parking.

Lisa

If I could give this place less than a star I absolutely would. Last Wednesday my husband and I went in to the Moscow Walmart did our shopping, then went and had the misfortune to place all items in front of a woman checker who proceeded to literally cough and sneeze on just about everything. My husband asked her if she needed to see a dr. to which she rudely replied... no, it's just allergies and she was only sneezing and coughing in her elbow and acted like it was no big deal and sort of our fault because there was no food. Just 250.00 dollars worth of other items and it was my Rosemary plants and laundry items she was allergic too. Okay, our bad. We finally had enough of the ongoing sickness, she wasn't wearing a mask btw and wanted a refund. We spoke to a manager and asked to have some one go through store to have all items picked up again and rebagged.. we said we would be back in 1.5 hours to get new items. We returned to deal with another manager. Same items in same bags. That's what we got she said. Apparently the manager is also a dr on the side and agreed that it was "just allergies" and seemed fine sending coughed on and snot covered items sent home with us to our children. Thanks alot Walmart. U r gross. Do better. Won't be back nor should anyone not wanting to be infected.

Lily Waldrup

I began working here a few months ago to make some extra money while attending university. I knew that the attendance policy was bad, but I had no idea how bad it really was. The attendance policy is based on a points system, and each employee is allowed five points within a six-month rolling period. This sounds reasonable besides the fact that there are ZEROE exceptions to this rule. My first point was due to a car accident in which my car was completely totaled. They literally punished me because I was dealing with the aftermath of a car accident that wasn’t even my fault. My next point was for having a bad back. I provided a doctor’s note but still received a point. BTW my position involved lifting boxes up to 50lbs daily so there was no chance I could perform my job. My last two points were due to illness. I had been throwing up for days. I even showed up that second day of being sick because I knew I could be fired for getting another point. I got to work, threw up in the bathroom, realized it would be irresponsible of me to work, informed my team lead, and went home. I admit I used two points to visit family during the holidays but that’s really beside the point. The point is-I was fired for: 1. A car accident that wasn’t my fault. 2. Back problems most likely due to my job. 3. Illness that would have been irresponsible to spread in the workplace. I used to shop at Walmart because it was convenient, but I promise I will NEVER do so again, and I strongly encourage anyone reading this to do the same. I would much rather spend my money at a store that recognizes its employees as real people with real lives, and accommodates for things such as illness, disability, and instances simply out of our control. This post was definitely inspired by my newfound hatred for Walmart, but I hope it also sheds some light on the values of the corporation.

HC Weatherford

I like going to Moscow Walmart Supercenter because it's not as big as the Pullman Supercenter, and I can get around it quicker and easier. I'm just coming off using a cane from multiple leg surgeries, so this is important to me.