Walmarter

English

Alternative forms

• Wal-Marter

Etymology

From Walmart +‎ -er.

Noun

Walmarter (plural Walmarters)

1. A Walmart employee.
   • 2004, Brian Evenson, “Barcode Jesus”, in The Wavering Knife, FC2, →ISBN, page 133:

     “I’m going to have to ask you to leave,” one of the Walmarters says.

   • 2011, Brian J. Jones, Social Capital in America: Counting Buried Treasure, Routledge, published 2016:

     Wall Streeters can work harder and expect more of a payoff, while Walmarters may work only up to the 35-hour limit of employment benefits that also keeps them out of the management track.

   • 2018 February 7, Jay Schleifer, “Corporate windfall not widely shared”, in The Palm Beach Post, volume 110, number 4, page A12:

     Walmart will award $1,000 only to long-term employees. The average Walmarter, and there are about a million of them, will get $190.