Walmart Trimming Corporate Workforce, Canadians Reportedly Affected
What’s happening at Walmart?
Walmart is reportedly eliminating hundreds of corporate positions as it grapples with slowing growth.
According to The Toronto Star, the retail giant is also planning to close its tech hub in Toronto and relocate certain employees to the U.S.
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The development comes as the company prepares to open a new campus at its headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas.
According to the company’s LinkedIn page, it has more than 620 workers in the country.
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