Meanwhile, Dallas civic leaders have united to urge Saks Global to resolve a land lease issue the retailer says is forcing Neiman's downtown Dallas store to close.

The layoffs at Saks Global will affect workers from various departments, particularly legal, financial, and operations areas

Saks Global is laying off around 5% of its US corporate workforce, according to a person familiar with the plan, as the department store integrates its recent acquisition Neiman Marcus.

The company in July also downsized operations in anticipation of the $2.7 billion acquisition, which closed at the end of last year.

Saks Global, after its acquisition of Neiman Marcus Group, is trimming the workforce. The luxury department store company is nixing some positions, according to a Saks Global statement. No details were provided on which roles were cut.

Saks Global says it is laying off staff as it works to integrate the recently acquired Neiman Marcus Group with its other luxury brands.

Saks Global will slash about 150 jobs across several departments as it combines with newly acquired Neiman Marcus, The Post has learned. The retail giant — which also owns Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman and Saks OFF 5TH — will lay off employees from finance,