Target says it will pay employees as much as $24 an hour in some markets as part of efforts to boost pay and benefits for its staff
The American workforce is rapidly changing. In August, 4.3 million workers quit their jobs, part of what many are calling “the Great Resignation.” Here’s a look into where the workers are going and why. Photo illustration: Liz Ornitz/WSJLarge retailers and other employers that hire hourly workers are continuing to lift wages, and so far have kept profits growing as well.
On Monday, Target Corp. said it plans to spend up to $300 million more this year on workers, which includes increasing pay and other benefits. Starting hourly wages at Target for store and supply-chain workers will range from $15 to $24, the company said.
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