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Target will invest more in stores, cut 500 jobs as new CEO takes the reins

The moves are some of the first major changes under Michael Fiddelke, who took over the top job at a challenging moment for the retailer.

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Target wages stall as new CEO cuts hundreds of jobs

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Target to cut 500 jobs as it continues restructuring efforts under new CEO Michael Fiddelke

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Target to Lay Off 500 Workers as New CEO Shakes Up Leadership Team

Target is laying off about 500 employees as its new chief executive, Michael Fiddelke, looks to revamp its shopping experience and reverse declining sales.

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Target cuts office and warehouse jobs, shifting ‘significantly more payroll’ to stores

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Target cuts 500 roles, invests in store payroll

The HR Digest

Target layoffs come at the cost of fixing in-store experience

The latest Target layoffs serve as that definite signal of the company’s new direction. It would eliminate 500 roles as part of job cuts.

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Target cuts 1,800 jobs after 11 quarters of flat or falling sales

Target's latest round of corporate layoffs, cutting 1,800 office roles after 11 quarters of flat or falling sales, marks a sobering reset for one of America's most recognizable retailers. The move caps a long stretch in which the company has struggled to ...

Forbes

Amazon And Target Job Cuts Reveal How AI Is Reshaping The Retail Workforce

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Pam Danziger reports on retail, focused on the luxury consumer market. Retail job losses are surging, with Amazon and Target cutting nearly 32,000 corporate jobs combined, signaling a ...

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Target to slash 1,000 jobs as retailer deals with stagnant sales: ‘It will be difficult’

Target plans to slash 1,000 jobs and 800 vacancies amid struggling sales as the retailer’s incoming chief executive warned: “It will be difficult.” The job cuts will affect 8 percent of approximately 22,000 corporate employees as the retailer looks ...