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Home Depot Plans Future Layoffs Amid RTO Policy Changes

EMPLOYEES AFFECTED
1,100
SHARE OF WORKFORCE
~0.2%
PLANNED DATE
Jan 1, 2026
1,100 OF 465,000 EMPLOYEES

What we know

Location: unknown.

Based on news reporting.

Summary

The Home Depot, Inc. is facing corporate worker anxiety due to its recent Return to Office (RTO) policy changes set for 2026, which may lead to future layoffs. While specific numbers of employees affected have not been disclosed, the company has indicated that it is considering workforce adjustments in response to these policy shifts. The article discusses the broader implications of these changes on employee morale and job security within the organization. As the company navigates these challenges, the exact timeline and scale of any potential layoffs remain unclear.

The Home Depot, Inc. cut 1,100 jobs as of January 1, 2026.

That is roughly 0.2% of the 465,000 people The Home Depot, Inc. employs.

LayoffTalk has tracked 20 layoff events at The Home Depot, Inc. since March 2023, affecting a combined 8,161 employees.

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Estimated figure based on news reporting. Not yet confirmed by The Home Depot, Inc..

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The Home Depot, Inc.HD
Consumer Cyclical · 465,000 employees
20
EVENTS TRACKED
12K
AFFECTED SINCE 2023
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CREATED DEC 10, 2025LAST UPDATED JAN 29, 2026