Walmart to Cut Hundreds of Jobs and Close North Carolina Office in Workforce Consolidation

The retail giant is relocating employees to main hubs in Arkansas and California as part of a broader strategy to streamline operations.

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.