I See Red: The Shocking Story Of A Battle Against The Warehouse

The woman who changed her name to Stephen Tindall tells her story. Judith Bell and her husband Nelson had a young family, a promising manufacturing business, and a passionate determination to get ahead. When The Warehouse came calling with a big order, they thought their dreams had come true. Within four years, they had lost almost everything.

In this searingly honest book, read about:

• A woman's battle to save her family and her business.
• The power of The Warehouse and other big-box retailers over local businesses and jobs, towns, councils, the media, the government, the New Zealand economy - and everyone who goes shopping.
• Why free-trade agreements will destroy New Zealand jobs.
• The human cost of cheap foreign imports.

The Warehouse is New Zealand's largest retailer, with 127 stores, 7500 employees, and annual sales revenue of over $2 billion. Its catchphrase is "where everyone gets a bargain". But who's really getting a bargain?

I See Red: The Shocking Story Of A Battle Against The Warehouse invites you to explore these themes and more, through the real-life experiences of those affected by these pressing issues.