A Target store in Jersey City, N.J., on Jan. 1. The company plans to invest in training for front-line store employees. (Gary Hershorn / Getty Images file) Target will restructure parts of its ...

According to some workers, Target is missing the mark. The retailer recently rolled out a stricter, more standardized dress code for its employees, and some are seeing red, in addition to wearing it.

Some Target store employees will reportedly see no raise as new CEO Michael Fiddelke launches a major restructuring that will also cut hundreds of jobs across the company, according to reports. The ...

Target Corp. is requiring that some remote workers relocate to the retailer’s headquarters in Minneapolis in what is the ...

Target on Monday took steps toward streamlining its retail model by putting more money toward frontline store employees while cutting about 500 office and supply chain jobs. The retail giant indicated ...

Target Corp. will tweak its dress-code rules for store members this summer, requiring red shirts — rather than reddish hues like burgundy or maroon. (Photo by Jeff Schear/Getty Images for Target) From ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Target is investing another $2 billion in its business this year to spruce up its store experience, remodel stores and invest in its workers as it tries to turn around a persistent sales ...

Target will lay off 107 workers in several New Jersey counties starting May 17. The job cuts are part of a broader strategy to reduce back-end operational roles and invest more in store staffing.

Target plans to spend $2 billion to revamp stores to attract more shoppers as part of a turnaround plan under a new CEO who’s trying to pull the retailer out of a lengthy sales slump. As part of these ...

The latest jobs report delivered *** setback for the labor market. The US economy lost 92,000 jobs in February, *** drop that analysts say fits into *** broader pattern. This was *** roundly ugly jobs ...