1. Associates & Employees

Walmart Changes Starting Pay Structure for Entry-Level Store Workers

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Walmart is implementing changes to its hourly starting wage structure for entry-level store workers in an effort to manage costs in a slowing job market. The alteration means that various store positions, including cashiers, personal shoppers, and stockers, will now have the same starting wages based on the store’s location. However, higher-skilled roles like deli,…

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