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Walmart says there's an increased demand for transportation and truck drivers after same-store sales hit 3 percent last year.
The company is trying its best to attract and retain drivers amid a truck-driver shortage.
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Walmart says its looking for new people after adding more than 1,400 new Walmart truck drivers in 2018.
Starting in February, Walmart's road team is getting a per-mile hike.
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"A one cent per mile increase and additional pay for every arrival means that Walmart drivers will now earn on average $87,500 a year and with an all-in rate close to 89 cents per mile," said Walmart in a statement.
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