Tampa Wal Mart workers will rally outside the 1505 North Dale Mabry Highway store Wednesday afternoon for higher wages and more full time jobs.
Workers here and at similar protests around the country are demanding a $15 an hour minimum wage.
Wal Mart has already said it would hike the minimum wage to $10 an hour for half a million workers nationwide and pay its managers and employees in specialized departments more.
Today’s Tampa rally is also a protest against the closing of the Brandon Wal Mart under what they call suspicious circumstances.