Walmart protesters arrested in NYC

Three protesters were arrested yesterd𝔍ay outside the swanky offices of a New York-based Walmart director as they raised hack🧸les over the mega-retailer’s skimpy wages and benefits.

Walmart board member Chris Williams, CEO of investment bank Williams Capital Group, declined to meet with the protesters, who had gathered outside his office at 650 Fifth Ave. to present a petition dꦗ🉐emanding better working conditions.

“In my store, the part-time employees most of the time work five days a week,”🙈 said Barbara Gertz, a Denver-based Walmart worker, one of those arrested.

“They’re not paying overtime and they’re not 🃏paying benefits,” Gertz told The🍨 Post.

An official at Williams Ca🌺pital Group said the fi🃏rm’s CEO had no comment.

The union-backed demon༺stratiꦜon was part of a Boston-to-Los Angeles nationwide blitz.

Walmart spokeswoman Brooke Buchanan blasted the demonstrations as “nothing but a union-orchestrated stunt to … garner attention.”

“The majority of them are paid activists — they’re union ൲members,” Buchanan said. “They’re not Walmart associates.”

Protesters have countered that Walmart uses intimidation tactics t🌼o prevent workers from participating in demonstrations.

Gertz said she was disciplined after joining෴ about 60 other employees on a trip to Walmart’s Arkansas headquarters for a June demonstration.

Walmart reversed its disciplinary action last week afte🌜r determining that Gertz had gi💖ven adequate notice of her trip, Buchanan said.