Retailer Walmart will cut several hundred corporate roles, and workers in small offices will be herded to central hubs, reported The Wall Street Journal.

Retail behemoth Walmart is preparing to cut nearly 600 jobs across two of its corporate offices in the Bay Area in the coming months, according to recent filings with California’s Employment Development Department.

Walmart Inc. plans to lay off hundreds of corporate workers and is asking others to relocate to new cities, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday night.

Walmart reportedly is laying off hundreds of corporate employees and asking remote workers to come back to offices and others to relocate.

SUNNYVALE — Walmart has decided to slash well over 500 jobs at two of the retail behemoth’s tech hubs in the Bay Area, offering fresh evidence that wrenching reductions in the technology sector still afflict the region.

Walmart has announced significant cuts to its corporate workforce as well as a sweeping ‘back to the office’ mandate for remote workers. The US’ largest private employer is also asking workers in smaller offices to relocate to central hubs.

Walmart is planning a significant reorganization at two Bay Area offices, impacting over 560 jobs. According to regulatory filings, the retail giant plans to permanently lay off 388 employees at its San Bruno e-commerce center and an additional 180 at its Sunnyvale location,