Overview
- Walmart is eliminating hundreds of corporate roles and closing its Charlotte, North Carolina office as part of a workforce consolidation plan.
- Employees in Hoboken, New Jersey, and other smaller offices are being asked to relocate to the company's main hubs in Bentonville, Arkansas, and Sunnyvale, California.
- The company has been implementing this relocation strategy since 2024, requiring employees in Dallas, Atlanta, and Toronto to move to larger hubs.
- Walmart's Chief People Officer, Donna Morris, stated the changes aim to enhance collaboration, speed, and shared understanding by centralizing operations.
- Affected employees will have one month to decide on relocation, with support offered for moving or severance if they choose not to relocate.