Kohl’s to Hire 69,000 Workers for Holiday Season

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Kohl’s expects to hire more than 69,000 workers for this year’s holiday shopping season.

Just don’t delay if you’re interested in one these positions at the department store. Kohl’s announced Monday that holiday hiring started in August and most positions will be filled by mid-November.

Employees are needed for:

  • More than 1,100 stores across 49 states, where seasonal employees will stock merchandise; assist customers on the sales floor and at registers; help fill online orders for in-store pickup; or fulfill online orders that ship from stores direct to customers.
  • Distribution centers, where employees will make sure products arrive at Kohl’s stores and help fill online orders.
  • E-commerce fulfillment centers, where employees will pick and ship online orders.
  • Credit operations, where employees will perform various customer service functions.

Ryan Festerling, Kohl’s executive vice president of human resources, says in a company statement:

“The holidays are an exciting time to join the Kohl’s team. Whether you’re looking to start a career in retail or make extra money for the holidays, Kohl’s is a great place to work with a culture of appreciation and opportunity.”

Kohl’s announcement does not specify whether the holiday positions are full-time or part-time.

Reuters reports that the company’s expectation of hiring more than 69,000 employees for this holiday season is on par with Kohl’s holiday hiring last year.

If you’d rather work from home this holiday season, check out “Amazon Is Hiring Remote Seasonal Workers.”

If you’re more interested in shopping at Kohl’s than working there, check out “10 Expert Tips for Saving More at Kohl’s.”

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