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For healthy individuals who aren’t considered high risk, getting a job during the pandemic could help ease financial hardship.
Here’s a list of companies that are hiring hourly employees to help meet rising consumer demand for food, household essentials, online learning and more.
| Company | What they’re looking for | |
|---|---|---|
| 7-Eleven | 20,000 new employees to help keep stores clean and stocked with merchandise | Apply now |
| Amazon | 100,000 people to beef up its delivery network and fulfillment centers, including full- and part-time roles | Apply now |
| Albertsons companies |
| Apply now |
| Costco | Temporary workers nationwide to help keep warehouses stocked | Apply now |
| CVS | 50,000 employees, including part-time and temporary positions | Apply now |
| Dollar General | 50,000 employees nationwide by the end of April | Apply now |
| Dollar Tree | 25,000 workers to support their stores and distribution centers | Apply now |
| Domino’s | 10,000 people for positions in customer service, delivery, supply chain, management and more | Apply now |
| DoorDash | Delivery drivers to meet the growing demand | Apply now |
| FedEx | Package handlers nationwide | Apply now |
| GE Healthcare | Manufacturing employees to help increase the output of critical medical supplies | Apply now |
| GrubHub | Delivery drivers to meet the uptick in demand | Apply now |
| Instacart |
| Apply now |
| Kroger | 10,000 employees around the country to help serve people as they purchase groceries and household essentials | Apply now |
| Lowe’s | 30,000 workers — including full- and part-time positions — nationwide | Apply now |
| Microsoft | Over 3,500 professionals in Seattle, New York City and the Bay Area | Apply now |
| Outschool | 5,000 remote teachers nationwide to keep up with demand for online learning | Apply now |
| Papa Johns | 20,000 new team members to meet the demand for pizza | Apply now |
| PepsiCo. | 6,000 full- and part-time employees in the next few months | Apply now |
| Pizza Hut | 30,000 employees nationwide — with the ability to start working as soon as 5 hours after being hired | Apply now |
| Publix | Thousands of associates to fill positions in its stores and distribution centers by the end of March | Apply now |
| Slack | Looking to fill 200+ positions to keep up with demand for the online messaging service | Apply now |
| Small Business Administration (SBA) |
| Apply now |
| Target | Hourly store employees and distribution center workers nationwide | Apply now |
| UPS | Package handlers, drivers, warehouse workers and technicians nationwide | Apply now |
| Walgreens | 9,500 full- and part-time positions nationwide, including customer service associates, pharmacy technicians and shift leads | Apply now |
| Walmart |
| Apply now |
| Whole Foods | 5,000 seasonal and full-time positions nationwide | Apply now |
| Zoom | Growing its workforce by 9% to keep up with demand — including positions in sales, support, marketing, HR, finance and engineering | Apply now |
If none of the above companies seem like a good match — or there’s not a location nearby — consider calling essential businesses that are located around you, like local grocery stores, pharmacies and companies that produce food. There’s a good chance that they could be hiring to meet increased demand.
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