Member Specialist
About the job
- Provide member service, maintain checkout, entrance, and exit areas, resolve member concerns, promote products and services, guide members on self-service technology, and process purchases, payments, returns, refunds, and exchanges.
- Follow safety standards and procedures, handle merchandise properly, correct and report unsafe situations, maintain a safe shopping environment, and execute emergency response procedures.
- Acknowledge members, verify membership cards, identify member needs, assist with purchasing decisions, locate merchandise, organize merchandise, and help members transport items.
- Review member receipts and safeguard company assets and property by observing and communicating potential criminal activity; maintain required paperwork, logs, and documentation; and comply with security and safety practices.
- Assist with training Member Frontline Services associates on processes and procedures, teach new technology and tool functionality, deliver rollout training, and provide continuous learning and process improvement opportunities.
- Handle returns, identify shrink and damages, and maintain the area in accordance with company policies and procedures.
- Implement company policies, procedures, and standards of ethics and integrity, including related action plans and the Open Door Policy.
- Complete work assignments and priorities by using policies, data, and resources; collaborating with managers, coworkers, customers, and business partners; identifying priorities, deadlines, and expectations; carrying out tasks; communicating progress; recommending improvements; and adapting to change and feedback.
- Help create an inclusive workplace, build trusting team relationships, communicate to motivate and influence, and help develop and mentor others.
- Model integrity, ethics, and compliance; hold oneself and others accountable; and support company values and sustainability goals.
- Deliver results while prioritizing members, make informed decisions that balance priorities and consider the impact of one's work on the team, and pursue continuous improvement while supporting others through change.
- Retail experience, including operating front-end equipment such as a cash register.
- Experience working with mobile retail applications.
About the company
Walmart sells groceries, household essentials, clothing, and electronics through stores and online marketplaces for consumers around the world. Its everyday low price model combines large purchasing volumes with distribution networks that move goods to stores and customer homes. Shoppers can browse online, collect orders at a nearby store, or request delivery, while third-party merchants use its marketplace and fulfillment services to reach customers. The group earns revenue from merchandise sales, memberships, advertising, and services, and also operates pharmacies, optical centers, and digital payments businesses. Walmart opened its first discount store in 1962 and is headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bentonville, Arkansas
Founded
1962
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Digital demand expands work: August 2026 results showed Walmart's global online sales growing 23% year over year.
- Education has employer funding: Walmart's Live Better U pays for career-linked courses and credentials for eligible U.S. associates.
- Advertising adds a growth engine: Walmart's June 2026 report showed global advertising business growing 37% in its latest quarter.
What critics are saying
- Corporate job stability weakened: Reuters reported Walmart eliminated 1,000 roles in its technology restructuring in May 2026.
- Tariff refunds lifted profit growth: Walmart's August 2026 results included 7.5 percentage points in adjusted operating-profit growth at constant currency.
- Retail leaves little cushion: Walmart's fiscal 2026 operating profit equaled just 4.2% of net sales.
What makes Walmart unique
- Local reach supports delivery: Walmart stores and clubs sit within 10 miles of roughly 90% of Americans.
- Private labels have unusual scale: Walmart U.S. has 21 owned brands each generating over $1 billion annually.
- Checkout technology reaches membership retail: Walmart's Sam's Club U.S. combines phone-based Scan & Go with Just Go exits.
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Benefits
PTO: Paid vacation, sick time, personal time and holiday time
10% discount on regularly priced general merchandise and fresh fruits and vegetables
6% 401(k) match to all employees, including hourly workers, after one year
Roth IRA available
Associate Stock Purchase Plan
maximum and eligible preventive care covered at 100%
Health reimbursement plans
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
-8%1 year growth
-8%2 year growth
-11%Walmart brings back onn-branded Roku smart TVs to its stores. October 12, 2026 Walmart has moved forward with Onn-branded 4K UHD HDR smart televisions running Google TV software, placing limited quantities of these sets into select stores after a multi-year period dominated by Roku-powered Onn models followed by a pivot tied to the retailer's acquisition of Vizio. Years earlier, Onn televisions exclusively featured Roku software, delivering affordable 4K HDR LED sets that streamed content through a simple, channel-focused interface popular with budget shoppers. After Walmart completed its purchase of Vizio, the company reoriented most Onn offerings toward Vizio's operating system alongside an increasing number of Google TV devices. A Roku Onn Kids TV limited to HD resolution remained one of the few lingering Roku exceptions but was limited to online only, not in stores. Shoppers and observers have now reported Onn-branded Google TV smart TVs with 4K resolution appearing on shelves in certain locations. An 85-inch 4K LED model was noted at a local Walmart by Cord Cutters News, highlighting the return of large-format 4K options under the Onn name with the Google platform. Availability remains constrained at present. National shipping is not widely offered for every variant, leaving buyers dependent on local inventory that can vary sharply by store and region. One example is the Onn 85-inch 4K UHD HDR television listed at $598, though stock levels make acquisition a matter of timing and location rather than guaranteed online fulfillment. These Google TV-powered Onn sets build on the strong sales of Walmart's existing Onn streaming players that already use the same software. The platform organizes recommendations, supports major apps, and includes voice controls and casting features that many users already know from other Google devices. In parallel, Vizio-powered Onn 4K models continue to occupy significant shelf and online space, reflecting the retailer's ownership of that brand's software and hardware ecosystem. Higher-end Onn Google TV options, including lifestyle-oriented art-frame models, have also entered the lineup at competitive price points for their size classes. The broader strategy appears aimed at diversifying the Onn portfolio while maintaining aggressive pricing on large 4K HDR displays. An 85-inch 4K set under $600 undercuts many comparable screens from other brands and targets households seeking big-screen streaming without premium features such as higher refresh rates or advanced local dimming. Picture performance on entry-level Onn panels typically emphasizes basic 4K detail and HDR10 support over peak brightness or motion handling suited to bright rooms or competitive gaming. Connectivity generally includes multiple HDMI ports, Wi-Fi, and smart-home compatibility. For consumers, the current mix means checking both physical stores and Walmart.com for specific Onn models, as Roku-powered 4K Onn televisions have largely receded from in-store prominence while Google TV and Vizio variants expand. Residual Roku stock may still appear online or in isolated locations, but the dominant direction is toward the platforms Walmart now controls or has scaled through its streaming devices. Shoppers seeking the largest Onn screens should verify local availability promptly, as limited distribution can clear quickly once units reach the sales floor. This approach keeps the Onn brand positioned as a low-cost entry into 4K smart television while aligning software choices with Walmart's post-acquisition priorities. Please add Cord Cutters News as a source for your Google News feed HERE. Please follow Cord Cutters News on Facebook and X for more news, tips, and reviews. Need cord cutting tech support? Join its Cord Cutting Tech Support Facebook Group for help.
Walmart partners with Disney and M&M's for an exclusive LTO candy. I've never been a big fan of the personification of M&M's candies. It's not all that appealing to think of the candy I'm eating as a living being, but that hasn't stopped the company from creating personalities for the chocolate treats. Now, Mars has partnered with Walmart and Disney to deliver an exclusive, limited-time-offer M&M's package tied into "Avengers: Doomsday," the upcoming blockbuster that will advance the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) while introducing Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom. It's a broad partnership that goes beyond the candy aisle. * M&M's and Disney are expanding their rich history of shared fan experiences, bringing their action-packed global M&M's x Marvel campaign to the United States. * U.S. fans can experience the collaboration with seven limited-edition collectible mash-up packs featuring the M&M's Spokescandies dressed as their favorite Marvel characters. These are available in October, including an exclusive pack available only at Walmart, featuring Yellow as Doctor Doom in celebration of Marvel Studios' "Avengers: Doomsday," in theaters Dec. 18. * Consumers can expect fan-first experiences, including a custom crossover comic book and nationwide sweepstakes to win epic prizes, including the ultimate getaway aboard Disney Cruise Line. It's a fairly silly partnership, since the packaging on M&M's doesn't actually change the candy inside, but "Avengers: Doomsday" is likely to be the biggest movie of the year, and fans will likely snap up any collectibles. LTOs drive sales. While everyone knows the M&M's brand, a new limited-time offer (LTO) tied to a huge movie franchise draws attention to a product customers may overlook. "LTOs tap into novelty, scarcity, and excitement and are a powerful tool for confectionery brands wanting to stand out on the shelf," Oterra Marketing Chief Vibeke Haislund said. And tying Doctor Doom to the yellow M&M could be especially effective. "While trying new tastes was important, seasonal themes and eye-catching packaging were other external factors that encouraged trying new LTOs. But color sealed the deal for many consumers, linking flavors to themes," Ottera's data showed. More Walmart: Erica Norton, who served as Hershey's director of global consumer insights and innovation, explained the appeal of LTOs. "Consumers love the excitement that limited editions and seasonal flavors bring," she told Progressive Grocer. In some ways, she noted, it's deeper than just a snack. "Candy is a go-to for comfort and 'me time' moments, when people want to escape from the madness of their current situation," she added. Walmart has a new exclusive M&M offering. Walmart and Marvel tap into what people want. As a huge Marvel fan, I have been actively avoiding learning anything about what Disney has planned for "Avengers: Doomsday." An LTO candy, however, lets me celebrate my fandom without giving away any parts of the movie. "The collaboration builds on the longstanding relationship between M&M'S and Disney, which has brought fans together through the colorful M&M'S experiences and touchpoints across Disney's theme parks and resorts in a way only these brands can. Now, the global Marvel campaign is making its way to the U.S., giving fans another way to connect with two beloved brands that have captivated generations," Mars shared in a press release. Doctor Doom is not the only character involved. "The collaboration comes to life with seven limited-edition packs featuring custom character mash-ups that bring the M&M'S Spokescandies into the Marvel Universe," Mars shared. * These mash-ups include Yellow as Wolverine, Red as Deadpool, Blue as Daredevil, Purple as Elektra, Green as She-Hulk, Brown as Yelena, and Orange as Red Guardian. * These exclusive packs will be available in Sharing Size, Share Size, and Single Size packs across popular varieties including Milk Chocolate, Minis, Peanut, and Peanut Butter. * The Doctor Doom pack is exclusive and available only at Walmart. Disney offers a free cruise and an exclusive comic. If you buy a limited-edition pack of "Avengers: Doomsday" M&M's, you can win prizes, including a free Disney cruise. "Starting October 15, fans have a chance to take their M&M'S and Marvel experience even further through a Mars nationwide sweepstakes. Fans can simply scan the QR code on any limited-edition M&M'S x Marvel packs or visit mms.com/en-us/Marvel for a chance to win super-powered prizes, including the ultimate getaway aboard Disney Cruise Line," the company shared. In addition to the sweepstakes, Disney and M&M's are collaborating on a limited-edition comic book. "Only 10,000 physical copies of this collector's item will be printed, giving fans a rare opportunity to own a limited-edition piece of M&M'S x Marvel history. Fans will have a chance to secure the comic book at select events leading up to the film's release in theaters on December 18," according to Mars and Disney. At the core of this offering, however, is the joy of eating candy. "Candy serves as a mental wellbeing option for many consumers because of its emotional connection," Sally Lyons Wyatt, global executive vice president and chief advisor of consumer goods and foodservice insights at Circana, told CStore Dive. "It's fun to eat. It makes us happy. Eaten in moderation, candy can be an inexpensive joy maker."
Walmart opens automation-infused fulfillment center in California. Mary Meisenzahl | Oct 9, 2026 Walmart's new 900,000-square-foot fulfillment center in Stockton, California, uses automation to speed order processing, supporting both Walmart.com orders and Walmart Fulfillment Services sellers. Walmart announced the opening of its fifth next-generation fulfillment center in Stockton, California. The facility, spread across 900,000 square feet, will increase Walmart's storage capacity and allow it to fulfill more orders across California and the West Coast, according to the retailer. Walmart ranks No. 2 in Digital Commerce 360's Top 1000 Database, which tracks North America's largest online retailers by their annual ecommerce sales. Walmart is also No. 37 in Digital Commerce 360's AI Commerce Rankings. That set of rankings is available in the Top 1000 Pro with AI Database. What distinguishes Walmart's new fulfillment center in Stockton. The centerpiece of Walmart's Stockton fulfillment center is its automated, high-density storage and retrieval system that brings products directly to associates rather than requiring workers to travel the facility floor. That reduces an otherwise 12-step fulfilment process to just five steps, leaving more time for workers to focus on higher-value tasks, Walmart said. Walmart now processes more than half of its ecommerce fulfillment volume through automated facilities, according to figures the company shared with investors along with Walmart online sales updates in its fiscal Q2 earnings results. 3,100 of Walmart's U.S. stores also use automated freight to some capacity. Combined with Walmart's broader fulfillment network, the company says its next-generation fulfillment centers now enable it to reach 95% of the U.S. population with next- or two-day shipping. "We're bringing together associates with advanced technology and automation to create a safer, more efficient operation that can fulfill more orders and get products to customers faster," said Karisa Sprague, senior vice president in fulfillment operations at Walmart U.S. in a written statement. "This facility is an important investment in the Central Valley and a critical part of how we're building the next generation of Walmart's fulfillment network across the West Coast." Fast delivery's importance for Walmart. Delivery speed has been central to Walmart's ecommerce plan in recent quarters. Walmart U.S. online sales grew 26% in Q1, with delivery speed cited as "a key catalyst for growth around the world" by Rainey. Walmart can now reach about 60% of the U.S. population through delivery in 30 minutes or less, a capability it has expanded to 38 U.S. markets. Meanwhile, store-fulfilled delivery has more than doubled over the past two years, with more than 36% of those orders delivered in under three hours. "Speed matters, and we have a significant competitive advantage," Walmart CEO and president John Furner told investors in August. How Walmart Fulfillment Services will use the center. Importantly, the Stockton facility is not only for Walmart's first-party ecommerce business. Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS), the company's end-to-end third-party fulfillment offering for marketplace sellers, will also use the space to fulfill orders for merchants selling on Walmart.com. That makes the opening directly relevant for the growing base of brands and distributors selling through the Walmart Marketplace. Units shipped same day or next day through WFS grew nearly 150% in fiscal Q1, according to John David Rainey, chief financial officer at Walmart. Submit your data and Vertical Web Media, LLC'll see where you fit in its next ranking update. Stay on top of the latest developments in the online retail industry. Sign up for a complimentary subscription to Digital Commerce 360 Retail News. Follow Vertical Web Media, LLC on LinkedIn, TikTok, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook and YouTube. Be the first to know when Digital Commerce 360 publishes news content. More on This Industries Abbas Haleem | Aug 21, 2026 Mark Brohan | Oct 2, 2025 Brian Warmoth | Mar 19, 2026 Mark Brohan | Dec 11, 2025 Beth Duckett | May 13, 2025 Mark Brohan | Aug 15, 2025
Walmart launches 1-hour pickup and in-store ASL for holidays. Walmart is rolling out nationwide one-hour express pickup and in-store American Sign Language interpretation via Sorenson ahead of the holiday shopping season. What happened. Walmart is rolling out a one-hour express pickup option nationwide in the coming weeks, giving shoppers a faster alternative to standard pickup windows ahead of the holiday season. Alongside the expansion, the retailer has introduced in-store American Sign Language interpretation, delivered through a partnership with Sorenson, to support deaf and hard-of-hearing customers. The two moves land together as part of Walmart's holiday readiness push, combining a speed-focused fulfilment upgrade with an accessibility-focused service addition. Why it matters. Pickup speed has become a competitive battleground in retail, and a one-hour express tier signals Walmart is treating fast fulfilment as a baseline expectation rather than a premium perk - particularly during the peak shopping period when time pressure shapes purchase decisions. Pairing that with ASL interpretation via Sorenson also shows accessibility being folded into mainstream service design rather than treated as a separate initiative, which is notable given how few large retailers operationalise in-store language access at scale. Together, the announcements point to a service strategy built around reducing friction for distinct customer segments at the same time: the time-pressed holiday shopper and the customer who has historically been underserved by standard store communication. The renascence take. The headline is speed, but the more interesting signal is sequencing: Walmart chose to launch a convenience upgrade and an accessibility upgrade in the same announcement, during the highest-stakes retail window of the year. Most retailers treat accessibility as a compliance checkbox and speed as the growth lever - rarely do they ship both in the same breath, during peak season, as if they're equally commercial. That's the tell: Walmart is betting that removing friction for one segment (time-poor shoppers) and removing a communication barrier for another (deaf and hard-of-hearing customers) are the same kind of investment, not different categories of spend. The behavioral lesson for operators is that "inclusive" and "fast" aren't competing priorities on a roadmap - they're both just friction removal, and customers notice when a brand treats them that way rather than bolting accessibility on as an afterthought announcement months later. This briefing was written by its Newsdesk, synthesising reporting from the outlets below. Follow the links for the original coverage. Questions Renascence get on this topic. It's a faster pickup option rolling out nationwide in the coming weeks, giving shoppers a quicker alternative to Walmart's standard pickup windows during the holiday season. More in Retail Stay ahead of CX Get the signal, not the noise. The stories shaping customer experience - plus the Journal and Experience Loom - in your inbox.
Walmart's The Wellness Event offers free health screenings, low-cost immunizations & more. Walmart is inviting all communities across Colorado to get healthy at its The Wellness Event on Saturday, October 17, 2026. Savvy savers are well-skilled at calculating the numbers for maximum savings at the checkout stand. However, it's equally important to know the numbers when it comes to monitoring your health. And there's no better place to take care of both sets of numbers than at Walmart, thanks to the big box retailer's The Wellness Event. The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at participating locations. Customers can receive a variety of FREE health screenings, affordable immunizations, expert advice from licensed professionals and more. Benefit from the following services at The Wellness Event: Walk-ins welcome. No appointment needed. FREE health screenings, including glucose, cholesterol, blood pressure, body mass index and (at select locations) vision screenings. Affordable immunizations - availability may vary by location Wellness resources and the opportunity to talk with pharmacists. Giveaways and demos of wellness products, while supplies last. Walmart pharmacies can also provide high-quality testing and same-day treatment for strep, flu and COVID. And, with the increasing interest in GLP-1 therapies, Walmart is also offering resources for those interested in learning more about weight management, including guidance from pharmacists and access to additional wellness support. Want more fun things to do? 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Beer Garden 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm | FREE | Roxy on Broadway 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm | FREE | Odell Brewing Company Fort Collins 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm | $24.00 | Museum of Outdoor Arts Marjorie Park 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm | FREE | Wide Open Saloon 7:00 pm | FREE | Little Machine Beer 7:00 pm | Discounted | Various Locations 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm | Discounted | Buntport Theatre 10:30 pm to 12:00 am | FREE | Dazzle Sunday, October 11, 2026. 9:00 am to 12:00 pm | FREE | DeLaney Farm Historic Site 9:00 am to 5:00 pm | FREE | Denver Museum of Nature & Science 9:00 am | $0-30.00 | Various Locations 9:00 am to 4:00 pm | $14.00-22.00 | Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms 9:00 am to 4:00 pm | $5.00 | SonFlower Ranch 9:00 am to 6:00 pm | $18.00-40.00 | Miller Farms 9:00 am to 7:00 pm | $10.00-15.00 | Maize in the City 9:00 am to 8:00 pm | FREE | Various Locations 10:00 am to 3:30 pm | $10.00-20.00 | Coors Brewery 10:00 am to 4:00 pm | FREE | Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum 10:00 am to 4:00 pm | Discounted | AMC Theatres - 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Multiple Locations 11:30 am to 1:30 pm | FREE | 17th Street Community Gardens 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm | FREE | Left Hand Brewing Company 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm | FREE | Oskar Blues Brewery Longmont 6:00 pm | FREE | Infinity Park at Glendale 6:00 pm | FREE | Various Locations 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm | FREE | Station 26 Brewing Co. 6:00 pm | FREE | Various Locations 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm | FREE | Fiction Beer Company Tuesday, October 13, 2026. 7:30 am to 3:00 pm | FREE | U.S. Mint of Denver 9:00 am | $0-30.00 | Various Locations 9:00 am to 6:00 pm | $18.00-40.00 | Miller Farms 9:00 am to 8:00 pm | FREE | Various Locations 10:00 am to 5:00 pm | FREE | Denver Art Museum 10:00 am to 4:00 pm | $6.00 | Celestial Seasonings 10:00 am to 4:00 pm | FREE | Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum 10:00 am to 4:00 pm | Discounted | AMC Theatres - Multiple Locations 10:00 am to 10:00 pm | Discounted | AMC Theatres - Multiple Locations 11:00 am to 9:00 pm | Discounted | Regal Cinemas - Multiple Locations 11:00 am to 10:00 pm | $7.00 | Alamo Drafthouse Cinema 11:30 am to 1:30 pm | FREE | 17th Street Community Gardens 12:00 pm to 9:00 pm | $7.00 | Landmark Theatres - Multiple Locations 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm | FREE | Lady Justice Brewing 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm | FREE | Little Machine Beer 6:00 pm | FREE | Various Locations 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm | FREE | Roxy on Broadway 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm | FREE | Vine Street Pub & Brewery 7:00 pm | $6.00 | Harkins Theatres - Arvada and Denver October 17, 2026 @ 10:00 am-2:00 pm FREE The Wellness Event at Walmart Pharmacies Walmart - Multiple Locations Walmart - Multiple Locations.