(Gray News) - Walmart has laid off some workers and is relocating others at one of its corporate offices. The Walmart corporate office in Charlotte, North Carolina, laid off more than 150 employees in September and is now closing that office.

Walmart is closing a corporate office in Charlotte, N.C., and will cut some jobs and move others to offices in Bentonville and California. Walmart would not disclose how many

Walmart is making major strategic moves that involve laying off some employees and relocating others to two central hubs. According to an internal memo written by Walmart's Chief People Officer Donna Morris and seen by Fox Business on Tuesday,

Walmart Inc.'s (NYSE: WMT) move to close its corporate office in Charlotte this year will impact more than 250 employees.

Some employees are being asked to relocate as the largest private employer in the U.S. builds up hubs in Arkansas and California

Walmart is eliminating some corporate positions and closing a regional office in Charlotte, N.C., according to reports. The closure comes as the company has begun opening a sprawling new headquarters in Bentonville,