Dollar Tree: The retailer, which also owns Family Dollar, will let go of roughly 90 corporate employees in Chesapeake, Virginia, the company confirmed to Retail Dive in May.Liz Hafalia/The San Francisco Chronicle/Getty Images This move came as Allbirds' co-founder Tim Brown, who previously served as co-CEO, transitioned to the role of chief innovation officer.Īllbirds laid off 21 employees globally in May. Allbirds: The shoe retailer let go of 21 employees globally in May, per a company filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.Additionally, the company is planning to let go of 3% of its workforce at stores and distribution centers. The Container Store: The storage and organization products store announced in May on a quarterly earnings call that it is planning to lay off roughly 15% of the staff at its support center.The layoffs will be entirely at the corporate level - none of Walgreens' store, call center, or fulfillment center employees will be affected, according to the Sun Times. Walgreens: The drugstore chain will cut 504 roles, or about 10% of its workforce, the Chicago Sun Times reported.Peloton: The fitness company plans to layoff 11 employees at its Midtown Manhattan headquarters in October as it relocates to Plano, Texas, according to a WARN notice. ![]() The move comes as the company shifts away from hardware and focuses more on digital, app-based services. Lululemon: The company laid off 100 employees from Lululemon Studio, the part of its business that includes the fitness tech brand Mirror, Retail Dive reported on July 14. ![]() Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty The company told The Wall Street Journal that it doesn't currently expect customer-orientated roles in its stores and pharmacies to be impacted by these cuts.
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