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Sep252010

Temping in 2010

Looking for a seasonal temp job? 

According to today’s Orlando Sentinel and the National Retail Federation, retailers are feeling a bit more optimistic this year.  Macy’s said it expects to hire approximately 65,000 seasonal workers, Toys “R” Us plans to open 600 temporary Express stores (compared to 90 last year), employing 10,000; and other retailers noted were Target, other discount chains, and the many Halloween stores. 

 Some tips given to get that temp job?

  • Start now…most retailers will begin to hire in October and early November.
  • Ask friends and family members who work at the retailers about timing and open positions.
  • Check out the retailers’ Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn pages, many give heads up to posting positions there.

Click here for the full Orlando Sentinal article and here for more tips to snag the job. 

Remember, in addition to the extra cash, seasonal temp jobs can offer additional networking opportunities, experience, and potentially a permanent gig.  Keep and open mind, a positive attitude and you never know where the opportunity may lead. 

Happy Holidays and job search success!

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