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Job cuts come to DG’s HQ
Dollar General is rightsizing its expense structure by eliminating several hundred positions at its home office.
Dollar General said that effective immediately it had eliminated 255 positions but noted that 115 of those positions were vacant. The move follows an announcement the previous week by Walmart to eliminate 450 positions at its Bentonville, Ark., headquarters. Dollar General said the move was part of a broader initiative aimed at proactively improving efficiencies and reducing expenses by restructuring its corporate support functions.
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HRC Study: Retail industry divided on growth strategies, capital spend
The majority of retailers are not doing a very good job when it comes to integrating online channels with brick-and-mortar stores.
What’s more, many retailers are not properly balancing their investment spend, sometimes investing more in online while neglecting their physical stores, which puts them in danger of losing market share.

