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Walmart relocates more workers to Arkansas and California, eliminates jobs in North Carolina
More Walmart employees will be making the move to Northwest Arkansas or California after an email was sent to employees on Tuesday.
Walmart layoffs: US' largest private employer to eliminate jobs and relocate staff
Walmart is closing its regional office in North Carolina, eliminating and relocating jobs in a move to consolidate its corporate offices nationally.
Walmart lays off workers and asks others to relocate
(Gray News) - Walmart has laid off some workers and is relocating others at one of its corporate offices. The Walmart corporate office in Charlotte, North Carolina, laid off more than 150 employees in September and is now closing that office.
Walmart to eliminate jobs, close NC office as part of relocation plan
Walmart is expected to eliminate several jobs as it closes its Charlotte, NC office and continues to relocate employees amid a return to office trend.
Walmart to cut jobs, relocate some employees to main hubs
Walmart is trying to move most of its employees from smaller offices to its main hub in Bentonville, Arkansas, as well as its office in Sunnyvale, California.
Walmart closing Charlotte office, expected to eliminate jobs
The retailer is eliminating several jobs and closing its Charlotte office as it relocates employees to its main hub in Arkansas.
Walmart cuts some corporate jobs, will close North Carolina office
The retailer is asking some of its employees to relocate to offices in Arkansas or California as it works to return more staff to in-person teams.
Walmart office closure to result in 250+ layoffs
Walmart Inc.’s previously reported move to close its corporate office in Charlotte will impact more than 250 employees.
Walmart To Cut Jobs And Relocate Employees, Check Which US Office Will Be Impacted
Walmart Inc announced that it will eliminate some jobs and shut down its office in North Carolina. Sharing the restructuring via an internal memo, the American retail giant said that this decision is a part of its move to relocate employees to its main hubs based in California and Arkansas.
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Arkansas NAACP denounces Walmart’s DEI changes
The Arkansas State Conference of the NAACP said the retailer's responses to the Arkansas Legislative Black Caucus were ...
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Walmart to Cut Hundreds of Jobs: What to Know
The move aligns with Walmart's strategy to streamline operations and consolidate its non-store workers into a few hubs ...
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Walmart to cut roles, shut office in North Carolina, memo says
Walmart on Tuesday said it is eliminating some roles and closing its office in North Carolina, as part of its move to ...
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Walmart Reshapes Workforce, Shuts Offices As It Consolidates Operations
Walmart Inc (NYSE:WMT) downsized its workforce by hundreds and urged its employees to move to central offices in Arkansas or ...
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Avett Brothers in Arkansas | Here's what we know about the tour stop in Rogers
According to a press release from the AMP, the Avett Brothers are set to perform at the Walmart AMP in Rogers. The show is ...
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Walmart slashes hundreds of jobs and shuts offices as white-collar workers face tough relocation demand
Walmart, the largest private employer in America, has announced that it will be eliminating hundreds of office roles as well ...
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Arkansas senator questions bill that could end Affirmative Action
ARKANSAS (KSLA) - The Arkansas State Senate recently passed a bill that would end Affirmative Action in state government.
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Photos from Walmart's boom in the 1990s show how the retail chain took over the world
The first Walmart store opened in 1962 and it was the No. 1 retailer in the US by 1990.
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