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Walmart

Closure

WARN notice filed with the Washington State Employment Security Department

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Reported Workers
253
Notice Filed
September 29, 2025
Closure Effective
October 31, 2025

Official Notice Document

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Affected Positions

Walmart is closing a Washington store, separating about 253 employees across front-end, sales floor, fashion, stocking, pharmacy, maintenance, and management roles.

The filing lists affected job titles without a worker count for each one, so the table below shows which positions were affected but not how many people held them.

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PositionCategorySeniorityWorkers
Asset Protection Associates / APOOperationsIndividual contributor
Auto Care (Service Technicians, Auto Care Center Coach)OperationsIndividual contributor
Front End Team Associates / Cashiers / Customer Hosts / GreetersRetailIndividual contributor
Maintenance AssociatesOperationsIndividual contributor
Management (Coaches, People Lead, Store Manager Academy)RetailManager
Personal Shoppers / eComm-OGPRetailIndividual contributor
Pharmacy (Staff Pharmacist, Pharmacist in Charge, Certified RX Techs)HealthcareIndividual contributor
Sales floor & stocking (O/N Salesfloor, GM, Fashion, Food & Consumables, Replen, Stock Associate/Cart Pusher)RetailIndividual contributor
Team Leads (Front End, Fashion, GM, Home, Stocking, Replen, TBC)RetailManager

Positions extracted from the official notice document using AI; verify with the official ESD source record by employer and filing date.

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FiledCountyWorkersType
January 19, 2024King62Closure
March 23, 2023Snohomish198Closure
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March 25, 2019Clark80Closure

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Washington law generally requires covered employers to provide 60 days' written notice for qualifying closures, mass layoffs, and certain reductions in hours. Thresholds and exceptions apply. Data on this page comes from Washington ESD's public WARN records. Search ESD's public WARN database.