Walmart announces layoffs affecting several hundred jobs at its campus offices and requires remote workers in certain offices to relocate to primary offices in Arkansas, New Jersey, and California.
Key Points
Layoffs affecting several hundred jobs at Walmart's campus offices
Requirement for remote workers in Dallas, Atlanta, and Toronto offices to relocate to primary offices in Bentonville, Hoboken, and San Francisco
Goal of 'bringing more of us together more often' to improve collaboration and innovation
Pros
Bringing more employees together for better collaboration and innovation
Faster decision-making by having employees in primary offices