- Walmart plans layoffs at five e-commerce fulfillment warehouses, per Reuters.
- The move comes as Walmart executives have touted new warehouse automation.
- While e-commerce grew rapidly during the pandemic, that growth has tapered off.
Walmart is set to lay off hundreds of workers in its e-commerce fulfillment center, Reuters first reported.
Workers at warehouses in Pedricktown, New Jersey; Fort Worth, Texas; Chino, California; Davenport, Florida; and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, were given 90 days to find jobs at other company locations, a spokesperson told Reuters.