vanessa ferrera is a former walmart worker who says she was fired for organizing for better wages attore. she told "the plain dealer" today that the company needs to stand up and give its employees a living wage so they do not have. it's a group that's trying to unionizenk losing your job. what happened there? >> they retaliated against me. they didn't fire me right away. they surveillanced me and intimidated me, and they fired me for extended breaks, so. >> in terms of you i >> no, it's not reasonable. it's corporate greed. >> vanessa ferrera, former walmart employee, now a member of our walmart, part of a group that's organizing for better wages for walmart workers, the larges good-bye duck. now the duck is gone. but the sisters, that allegory is next. >> centuries from now when historians are looking back on our time on earth they will come across evidence of a u.s. that was fun. earlier this year, allen simpson pubically blew a gasket to a wyoming newspaper. i will not read the whole thing. in public life i have been called everything. >> thank you for having me. >> what'd you th

joining us now is vanessa ferrera, a former walmart employee, a member of the organization united forpect at walmart called our walmart. it's a group that's trying to unionize walmart stores. ms. ferrera, thank you very much for being with us. nice to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> what'd you think when you heard about this canned food drive at a northeast ohio walmart? were you surprised by that, having worked at the store? >> i was outraged. outraged. >> when you worked at walmart, i understand that you were involved in essentially a protest action against the store, organizing for better wages, and that resulted in you losing your job. what happened there? >> they retaliated against me. they didn't fire me right away. they surveillanced me and intimidated me, and they fired me for extended breaks, so. >> in terms of your experience working there, obviously, they know that some employees have grievances against them because of the protests like the one you were involved in and the organizing you're doing now, but did you ever have the impression that the company was a