Walmart makes reducing healthcare costs for employees and customers a priority

Walmart, as the nation’s largest employer and retailer, is looking for ways to reduce healthcare costs for its customers in addition to its employees. Insuring its 2.2 million workers across the world is the company’s second-largest expense on its profit and loss statement. Walmart states, rising health costs are also cutting into its potential sales because customers must spend more of their income on medicine and doctors’ visits than on backpacks and home goods. Read how Walmart plans on reducing health care costs. Click here…

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