Walmart reportedly cutting some pharmacy jobs
Walmart is making some changes as the nation’s health-care landscape continues to evolve.
The discounter is reducing the number of its U.S. pharmacy employees by about 3%, reported the Arkansas Democrat Gazette.
“We are aligning our staffing with the demands of the business to consistently serve our customers now and in the future," Walmart said in an emailed statement. “As we continue to position our business, we are making some adjustments in health and wellness that will impact approximately 3% of our pharmacy associates. We're actively working to place these associates in other open positions."
The move is part of a "transformational journey" as the company invests in key growth areas, Walmart said in an emailed statement.
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The discounter is reducing the number of its U.S. pharmacy employees by about 3%, reported the Arkansas Democrat Gazette.
“We are aligning our staffing with the demands of the business to consistently serve our customers now and in the future," Walmart said in an emailed statement. “As we continue to position our business, we are making some adjustments in health and wellness that will impact approximately 3% of our pharmacy associates. We're actively working to place these associates in other open positions."
The move is part of a "transformational journey" as the company invests in key growth areas, Walmart said in an emailed statement.
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