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20 big-name companies that are already hiring seasonal workers

Erin McDowell,Erin McDowell   

20 big-name companies that are already hiring seasonal workers
Strategy1 min read

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Gap will be hiring more season workers this year to work during the busiest time of year for retailers.

  • As retailers and mailing services prepare for their busiest time of the year, seasonal job positions are already beginning to open up.
  • From Apple to Target and Whole Foods, these seasonal jobs are great for those wanting to earn extra money around the holiday season.
  • Seasonal jobs are also a great way to get your foot in the door with an employer you'd like to work for long-term.
  • Here are 20 top companies that are already hiring seasonal workers.
  • Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

From Black Friday to New Year's Eve, retailers scramble to minimize lines, ensure customer satisfaction, and survive the holiday shopping rush.

This year, retailers seem to be more ahead of the game than ever, and many companies are already starting to hire seasonal workers to stay on top of increasing in-store purchases leading up to the major holidays.

However, don't be fooled - it's the online shopping business that is really turning the retail industry on its head this holiday season. UPS, FedEx, and regional mailing company OnTrac are also amping up their workforces, sometimes by the tens of thousands.

Read more: UPS just said it is hiring 100,000 temp workers as it braces for a 'record' year of holiday online shopping

Glassdoor just released their report on big-name companies that currently have open seasonal opportunities. While the holidays may still be months away, it's a good idea to apply early and beat the influx of people looking to pick up part-time shifts around the holidays to earn a little extra money.

Here are 20 companies that are already hiring seasonal workers.

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