WalmartAccording to CNBC,’s corporate workers will be returning to Arkansas’ headquarters in November and to other locations across the country by early November.

The big-box retailer sent a memo Friday to its employees stating that workers would “transition to work together in our campus office on a regular basis starting next week.”

Donna Morris, Walmart Chief People Officer said in the message that success was a result of people. “While technology has enabled us to succeed while working virtually throughout the pandemic, there is no substitution for being in the offices together — it helps shape our culture, collaborate, innovate, build relationships and move faster.”

Morris indicated that employees will be notified by company leaders about their expected return to the office based upon their roles. Walmart is a Walmart partner. global tech team will continue to primarily work virtuallyIt is. The team also includes data scientists as well as software engineers.

Walmart with its nearly 1.6million employees is the nation’s biggest private employer. The majority of the employees worked in the stores and warehouses that were still open after the outbreak. Retailer is requiring corporate employees to get Covid-19 vaccinations,However, it did not require them for all of its workforce.

Morris referenced the mandate for vaccination in the Return to the Office memo and stated that every campus employee will either be fully vaccinated by November, or receive an approved accommodation.

Walmart spokeswoman said that “overwhelming majority” of college associates have been vaccinated. Some employees were given an approved religious or medical accommodation. This will include regular Covid testing, wearing masks, and social distancing.

Major employers shared information about their plans and have delayed return dates for several months. AmazonAccording to last week’s statement, the company will leave it up to individual team directors to decide how often their employees work in the office TargetIt was stated in August won’t require employees to return to its headquarters until 2022.

Walmart is currently in process building a new home officeArkansas: Bentonville