Who's hiring? These companies

As the holiday season approaches, many companies are bringing in seasonal employees to boost staffing in their stores. Here's who's hiring: AmazonAmazon had several hiring announcements in September. The company was looking to hire 33,000 new employees for corporate and tech jobs and held a Career Day to facilitate new hiring. The tech giant also announced that it was hiring 100,000 people for $15-per-hour jobs.

The company will have 25 pop-up stores in cities around the United States leading up to the spooky holiday.7-ElevenConvenience store chain 7-Eleven has hired more than 50,000 new employees since the pandemic lockdowns took effect in the United States in March. 7-Eleven is continuing to recruit additional employees to meet demand during the pandemic.TargetTarget is gearing up for seasonal hiring.

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All I see in the Boston area is Amazon Amazon Amazon. on every job board. hardly anything else. Jobs are not coming back we need unemployment extension now. and stimulus checks. Bidenharris2020. Hospitality workers are still on furlough in some industries

These companies are real winners. It's not easy to be hiring when others are kicking out their employees. Anybody who needs an article writer or editor should get in touch with me. I'm just trying out the self employment world.😊

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