Macy’s cuts 1,000 jobs in Connecticut, closing fulfillment centers in strategic shift Macy’s will close two fulfillment centers in Cheshire, Connecticut, eliminating nearly 1,000 jobs by August 2026. The closures are part of a broader corporate strategy to streamline operations and centralize functions. The retailer has been a top-ten employer in Cheshire since 1986, marking a significant economic blow to the community. Local and state agencies are coordinating job fairs and transition resources for displaced workers. The move follows other recent distribution center closures as Macy’s pursues a cost-saving initiative. In a significant restructuring of its logistics network, the iconic American retailer Macy’s…