Former Walmart president and CEO Bill Simon argued that the hard work market has been becoming “completely the other way up” and is being pushed by extra workers’ power and management.

“Where the employers are being vilified and…told that they’re either greedy or corrupt or not paying their fair share,” Simon told “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” Thursday.  “That’s just a really difficult environment to try to operate in.”

Simon’s feedback comes on the heels of an Apple Store in Atlanta submitting for a hard work union election with the National Relations Board, turning into the first group of the tech massive’s people to are searching for formal recognition.

The Apple hard work union, Simon added, is an “anomaly,” as he stated couldn’t consider a previous scenario taking place like this within the Big Tech enterprise. Employees of Apple are the latest to take a stand and make a labor union.