When one of 2.3 million rank-and-file workers quits the company, there’s generally not going to be much of a ripple.
But when Beth McGrath bid goodbye to her Walmart gig last month, her departure from the world’s largest retailer resonated far beyond the Carencro, Louisiana, “Supercenter” where she had been working.
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