Walmart is laying off workers at its Arkansas headquarters. The company is trimming jobs in its global business, finance, human resources, merchandise, real estate and technology divisions. Bentonville Mayor Bob McCaslin's office said on January 25, 2018, that there would be fewer than 500 total job losses at Walmart's home office Walmart spokesman Randy Hargrove says the company is 'restructuring and streamlining' its teams before its fiscal year ends. Some workers in the marketing division were laid off on January 24, 2018, and there will be a small number of layoffs on January 26, 2018 if the cuts aren't completed on January 25, 2018. The company will pay dismissed workers up to 60 days' pay and help them find new jobs. The company says eligible employees will also still receive their fiscal year-end bonus.