Overview
- About 100 district-level positions and roughly 400 supply-chain roles are being eliminated, according to an internal memo.
- Target will consolidate the number of store districts, with some regional offices closing, to simplify field management and empower store directors.
- No store-level jobs are being cut; the company plans more labor hours on the sales floor plus new training for every store team member.
- Starting pay for store workers remains unchanged, typically $15 to $24 per hour depending on location, a spokesperson said.
- Affected employees have been notified and offered transition support, with further turnaround details expected at Target’s March 3 earnings and investor events.