Published on 01/24/2023 at 15:34
Hudson’s Bay laid off about 600 workers in Canada two years ago as pandemic lockdowns forced non-essential retail stores to close for extended periods. (Photo: The Canadian Press)
TORONTO – The Hudson’s Bay Company on Tuesday announced it was laying off 2% of its workforce, or about 250 employees, mostly in Canada.
The major retailer explained that these layoffs would impact positions in its e-commerce operations and in its physical stores.
Spokeswoman Tiffany Bourre said the changes come as the retail sector navigates under “significant external pressures”.
She added that the company was “realigning its strategic priorities and increasing the efficiency of its operations.”
Ms Bourre said the decision was not easy and the company is committed to treating everyone with fairness and respect.
Hudson’s Bay laid off about 600 workers in Canada two years ago as pandemic lockdowns forced non-essential retail stores to close for extended periods.
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