Retailer Target Corp said on Tuesday it was planning to hire more than 130,000 s...
- Retailer Target Corp said on Tuesday it was planning to hire more than 130,000 store employees for the holiday season, 10,000 more than last year, as it gears up for the crucial shopping period when in-store and online orders surge.
The hiring plans often indicate the sales expectations of retailers and come against the backdrop of softening retail job environment and escalating trade war between Beijing and Washington that has threatened to increase costs for retailers. Target, one of the first retailers to lay out its temporary hiring plans, said it would deploy about 125,000 employees at its more than 1,800 stores and 8,000 at its distribution and fulfillment centers, starting October.
Kohl’s Corp said in July that it had started hiring across 500 of its stores for the holidays, while Amazon.com said on Monday it is starting its seasonal hiring in the coming weeks.
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