It looks like we won’t have large scale KTD layoffs this year. The teams are struggling to keep up and hiring is ongoing. Also, by this time last year conversations were on for layoffs in August but this year its oddly silent

Good news M. Light-foot has been retired

Does anyone have any details on how many jobs will be lost, when and which roles will go first because of kroger capability centre?

Does anyone know if Kroger plans to do another round of lay offs for office staff any time soon?

Kroger, the largest traditional supermarket chain in the United States, has appointed Greg Foran as its new Chief Executive Officer following a year-long search. Foran is best known for running Walmart’s U.S. operations from 2014 to 2019, where he... — read more 

Does anyone know any info regarding possible lay offs coming soon? Something feels very reminiscent to this summer right before the big one.

They're charging 10 dollars for those they laid to access their W-2's. I guess they might profit off the people they demoted to customers.

I keep hearing contractor layoffs in feb. anyone has more info?

This company is cooked almost as much as this administration. Layoffs can't come soon enough. Free me

To: KTD Associates BTC Restroom Update Subject: We wanted to provide a brief update regarding the restroom incident that occurred on Tuesday. After quickly identifying the issue, NSG staff took immediate action by closing the men's restroom... — read more 

i dont know bout you all we looking forward to Tomorrows clendenim all hands meeting love that these id--ts send out all hands meetings with no agenda and also ask for fools to give feedback on communication hard to believe any of these ppl... — read more 

I see that new job postings in KTD have stopped and there might be a hiring freeze in place which is a strong signal for layoffs in KTD!

Make a prediction and tell us what you think about Kroger layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

Given the extremely low temperatures outside, we are aware that the Store Support Center is cooler than normal, and temperatures are fluctuating across the building. As you know, we have been working with NSG and Corporate Real Estate to update and... — read more 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/kroger-s-biggest-pricing-scandal-erupts-as-ftc-heat-puts-24-6b-future-at-risk/ss-AA1S5rcc#image=1

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/grocery/shopping/2025/12/10/interim-kroger-ceo-buys-boston-home-for-11-5m-report-says/87709886007/

https://www.kxan.com/business/press-releases/cision/20251209CL42640/kroger-named-to-computerworld-2026-list-of-best-places-to-work-in-it

I’ve heard timelines all over the place, from now through March. Has anything new or reliable come out?

The email subtly hints at more layoffs. It clearly states road ahead will be filled with confusion and what not. any thoughts? Or did everyone even get it?

No exceptions at all? I’m trying to figure out what’s rumor and what’s actually happening, but everything I’m hearing sounds pretty bleak.

Kroger facilities closing Pleasant Prairie Facility: 211 jobs Source: DWD Groveland Facility: 935 jobs Source: Florida Commerce Rockledge Facility: 53 jobs Tampa Facility: 234 jobs Jacksonville Facility: 181 jobs Frederick Facility: 83... — read more 

Kroger is nothing without technology. The technology we design, build, and maintain is the reason this company can operate and make money. It has been made obvious to us that our feedback means nothing. I don't know if anyone remembers when we used... — read more 

There are plans for laying off the remote employees w/o poss relocation to HQ in December. They think it will be too messy to offer remote workers option to move. These may get pushed back to Jan/Feb. The board has been coming into the office... — read more 

Kroger abruptly shut down its Oklahoma City delivery center, laying off workers through a brief recorded message and ending a service many rural and elderly customers depend on. Employees said they were called into an early morning meeting where... — read more 

Been hearing a lot of chatter of another wave of layoffs coming within the next few months. Figure the 5 days back in office is them hope people will voluntarily leave. Been hearing a lot of scrutiny towards remote workers that are outside the rto... — read more 

encourage people to push back on the RTO. I took some time this week and wrote letters to the board and upper management. I stated why I think RTO is not the right move and provided evidence proving that remote work is better for the company and... — read more 

With today’s announcement, is there any estimate how many people are losing their jobs? This is insane.

Going back to the office 5 days a week starting on January 5th? No work life balance? It sounded like we can’t even work from home to take or kid to a doctors appointment?

An acquaintance said he was asked to interview for his own position, but he already had something lined up and refused. He was one of the lucky ones who actually wanted to be cut. But is this something that happens? I don’t understand the point of... — read more 

when should we expect to receive our severance pay? I was told it was on the same schedule as our normal pay but have not seen a payslip on my info as of this morning

Has any division been required to sign away their Grandfathered compensation as part of the reorganization? (Bonus/Stock Options) It was presented as a company wide initiative as a way to invest more labor in to stores.

Kroger is navigating a transition after a failed Albertsons merger, including layoffs of roughly 1,000 corporate employees to cut costs and streamline operations. Despite the turbulence, investors largely view the moves as a reset rather than a red... — read more 

To those affected by the last round of layoffs, Kroger is planned to offer severance. Personally I was in KTD but they are offering 1 month per yr and x percent on your bonus plus any remaining time off. I expect to receive the documents soon so I... — read more 

How can a company as large as Kroger given Rodney's age and tenure not had a succession plan in place? Please go external and clean house in the executive ranks. Nobody internally is capable.

I believe it's coming up this week. What do you guys think? I think they will knock it out of the ballpark. It does not help the workers though, but the execs and shareholders may be happy.

Oh man, folks, have you heard about the big shake-up at Kroger? Yeah, the grocery giant just laid off 1,000 people from their Technology & Digital team at that fancy 84.51° spot in Cincinnati. That’s right, 1,000 souls sent packing—enough to fill an... — read more 

When the acquisition of Albertsons fell through, I celebrated, because I thought we were saved from layoffs. We all knew it would be bad if the merger went through, but since it didn't, we were good. It's not so good to wake up one day and realize... — read more