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Walmart Is Cutting Hundreds of Store-Support Roles: Report

UNITED STATES, JUL 16 – Walmart is cutting nearly 1,500 store-support and training jobs to reduce layers between corporate and frontline staff and improve operational efficiency, the company said.

  • On July 16, 2025, Walmart announced plans to reduce its workforce by eliminating several store-support positions nationwide, including the market coordinator role.
  • The job cuts follow Walmart's ongoing efforts to simplify its market support structure and improve workforce efficiency amid operational challenges.
  • Individuals previously serving as coordinators in regional markets and trainers at Walmart’s Academy will be transitioned into in-store coaching positions within their communities as the company updates its training and support structure.
  • Cedric Clark, Walmart's executive VP of U.S. store operations, explained in a memo that the company is streamlining its market support system to minimize complexity and make it easier for store associates to do their jobs.
  • This restructuring reflects Walmart's latest move to streamline operations while maintaining strong financial performance, including a 2.5 percent increase in recent net sales.
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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Wednesday, July 16, 2025.
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