This move is disappointing for the unemployed, hoping for seasonal work . Despite these facts, the business is spending larger than it ever has in lobbying. Best Buy is fighting income losses by growing its online reputation for the winter season. Well I guess this move will help to increase it's regular staffers’ hours to compensate for the fewer seasonal workers, and also plans to increase services such as free tech support and a longer window for product returns during the holidays.

Here's you can site a preview on this one:
http://personalmoneynetwork.com/moneyblog/2011/09/29/best-buy-hires-fewer/

Do you think if this plan can create favorable outcome, they'll going to use this for the next holiday season?