"We anticipate more employees will elect to transfer by the time the transfers actually take place,'' Blue Apron said in a statement.Įarlier news reports incorrectly stated the number of jobs that could be lost. The Jersey City location is home to 1,270 workers, and roughly 800 of them have already said that they will take on the same, or similar jobs, at the new location. Time is ticking down for some Blue Apron employees to make a move and keep their jobs.Ībout 470 employees working at the meal-delivery kit company's facility in Jersey City, N.J., have until October to indicate whether they will switch to a new fulfillment center in Linden, N.J. Watch Video: Jim Cramer on Blue Apron: No one has beaten Amazon
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