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23 September 2024

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23 September 2024

Macy’s to hire 31,500 employees for 2024 holiday season 

Macy's will conduct four nationwide in-person hiring events for all stores and supply chain locations in the US.

Jangoulun Singsit September 20 2024

Department store chain Macy's has announced plans to appoint more than 31,500 employees for the 2024 holiday season in the US.  

The positions are available across Macy's, Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury stores, and the company's distribution centres.  

The hiring process is designed for convenience, offering an online application that can be completed in five minutes, with most job offers being made within two days.  

To further facilitate recruitment, Macy's will conduct four nationwide in-person hiring events across all stores and supply chain locations, with schedules varying by location. 

Macy's chief human resources and corporate affairs officer Danielle Kirgan said: "At Macy's, our colleagues play a special role in delivering memorable customer experiences through our Bold New Chapter strategy. 

“We are excited to add more than 31,500 seasonal positions to help us welcome and serve our customers during the holidays. Whether they are looking for extra income for the season or the start of a new career in retail, we offer an unmatched culture, competitive pay and fulfilling career opportunities." 

While the intake of seasonal staff is significant, the number is smaller than in 2023 when the retailer hired 38,000 employees.  

US retail chain Target also recently announced its plan to hire 100,000 workers for the holiday season. 

Bath and Body Works is looking to add 30,000 seasonal associates across its stores, and 2,700 distribution centre associates in central Ohio.  

Walmart, meanwhile, is sticking to its strategy from previous years, prioritising additional hours for current employees and hiring more staff as needed, Reuters has reported.  The retailer hired around 40,000 seasonal workers in 2022. 

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