Kroger - Staffing levels seem really thin lately

Is it just me or has Kroger been incredibly understaffed recently? Especially on the front end and in the grocery aisles during peak times. I've noticed longer checkout lines and fewer people available to help customers find things. Even the overnight crew seems smaller than usual. It's making it tough to get everything done on time and still provide good customer service. I'm wondering if this is a company-wide trend or specific to my division. Are other stores facing similar staffing shortages? It feels like they're cutting labor costs wherever they can, which, considering the recent layoff reports, makes sense but it's really impacting the day-to-day operations and the stress levels of those of us still here.