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Kroger looks to hire for the holidays and beyond

The grocer this week said it hopes to fill thousands of open seasonal positions, with hopes to turn some of those temporary jobs into careers.

Diane Adam

October 12, 2022

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Kroger said it intends to hire thousands of seasonal workers this holiday season. / Photo courtesy: Shutterstock

Kroger this week said it is looking to not only hire thousands of workers for the upcoming holiday season, but to provide possible career placement as well.

Positions looking to be filled include assistance in retail, e-commerce, manufacturing, supply chain, merchandising, logistics, corporate, pharmacy and healthcare roles, Kroger said in a statement.

"As we prepare for a memorable holiday season for our associates and customers, we are seeking to hire new associates, not just for the season but to join the Kroger Family of Companies and embark on a career," said Tim Massa, SVP and chief people officer at Kroger. "We are committed to offering associates a culture of opportunity and career with purpose, competitive pay and benefits and flexible schedules. We truly want our associates to come for a job and discover a career while meeting and exceeding our customers' needs."

The Cincinnati, Ohio-based grocery retailer said its U.S. average wage is more than $17 an hour and and over $22 an hour when comprehensive benefits are included.

Kroger also noted that it offers continued education and tuition reimbursement for qualifying workers and many other resources, benefits and training for its associates.

Virtual hiring events are underway until the end of November, the grocer said. Kroger said it will also host a five-week early talent career series throughout the Kroger Family of Companies. On a weekly basis, participants can schedule screening sessions for entry level positions or join the 2023 class of interns.

 

 

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Diane Adam

Diane Adam is an editor for CSP.

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