Walmart is raising pay for long-haul truck drivers, a taxing job that is increasingly difficult for companies to fill.
Walmart, one of the few retail chains that runs its own trucking fleet, said it's raising the average starting salary for first-year drivers from around $88,000 to a range of $95,000 to $110,000.
The latest pay bump will"help us continue to hire aggressively to meet all-time high demand from customers," a Walmart spokesperson said in an email. A shortage of truck drivers during the pandemic has pressured supply chains. Around 70% of American freight moves on trucks,
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