Are you ready to return back to Work? Many companies are hiring and below is a list of them! The List Continues, now it is up to you to apply!
Epic Games
The Cary, North Carolina-based makers of Fortnite are recruiting 113 people at the moment, according to their website, mostly for roles in engineering and shared services.
The gaming industry has been booming in recent months as people stuck at home turn to video game consoles in higher numbers for entertainment.
Riot Games
The makers of the popular e-sports platform League of Legends are hiring 160 people for roles at its office around the globe, including about 100 positions at its corporate offices in Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area. PayPal
PayPal has seen a surge in demand for contact-free, digital payments amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The online payments software service provider and its subsidiaries are hiring more than 800 people to fill roles in software development, according to its website. Other vacancies include positions in data science, technical product management, information security, risk operations and compliance investigations.
On May 19, PayPal launched its touch-free payment app feature, which allows customers to use a QR code to pay for products without exchanging cash or credit cards.
Big Lots
The Columbus, Ohio-based retailer has more than 3,300 openings listed on its website, mostly for sales and management roles across the US. Positions are also available in corporate accounting, logistics and distribution centers.
Big Lots' sales have soared during the pandemic. President and CEO Bruce Thorn credited the company's recent success to its e-commerce business -- which was up 45% in its first fiscal quarter that ended in the beginning of May -- and keeping physical stores open during the Covid-19 shutdowns.
The Kroger Company
Kroger and its subsidiaries have been expanding, like other major grocery store chains during the pandemic. The second largest grocer in the US is still looking to hire about 6,800 people from coast to coast to keep up with consumer demand.
Kroger says it has hired more than 100,000 workers since mid-March and has focused on recruiting workers laid off from restaurants, hotels and food service distributors.
The company is still looking to fill roles in its e-commerce, manufacturing and distribution center divisions.
Aldi
Aldi's is looking to fill more than 4,000 job openings nationwide. Most of the positions are for full- and part-time sales associates as well as store management. On May 28, the company announced it was expanding its curbside grocery pickup service to about 600 stores after piloting the program in select markets.
Dollar General
Dollar General has been on a hiring spree since March and says it is still looking to fill roles across business sectors, including its 16,500 nationwide stores, regional distribution centers, cold-storage facilities and its corporate offices in Tennessee, according to a spokesperson.
"We're hiring across all of those fronts right now," the spokesperson said.
The variety store chain is one of several major retailers experiencing a surge in business during the coronavirus pandemic thanks to consumers spending more on home essentials.
Buffalo Wild Wings
The sports bar chain wants to fill more than 6,100 job openings nationwide, including more than 400 roles in California, according to its website. Most of the roles are for hosts, servers, cooks and managers.
Aramark
The nation's largest food services company, which also offers facilities and uniform services, has about 1,500 career opportunities listed on its site right now. Aramark recently opened more than 100 pop-up grocery stores to serve frontline workers at healthcare facilities nationwide.
Doordash
The delivery company is looking to fill more than 200 roles, primarily in the US. Its current career opportunities include positions in engineering, sales, marketing, public relations and fulfillment services.
Raytheon Technologies
After completing its merger with United Technologies Corporation, Raytheon Technologies has about 3,000 openings it's looking to fill, mostly in engineering.
The aerospace and defense company cut $2 billion in costs and furloughed workers just a month ago, but spokesman Chris Johnson said the company's new talent acquisition effort has been fueled by growth in its defense business.
ManTech International
ManTech International recently secured a $20 million contract extension with the President Trump's US Space Force to provide launch systems engineering and integration services. The military contractor has thousands of job openings posted on its web page.
Riot Games
The makers of the popular e-sports platform League of Legends are hiring 160 people for roles at its office around the globe, including about 100 positions at its corporate offices in Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area.
Twilio
Twilio has about 300 global job listings, including at least 78 positions based in the US. The San Francisco-based cloud communications company's stock has soared recently, with more companies using its tech for text messages, emails and video calls.
New York City recently signed a deal with Twilio to use its tech to power its Covid-19 contact tracing initiative, according to a May 22 announcement.
Healthcare and pharmaceuticals
GlaxoSmithKline
GSK currently has 2,340 openings listed on its careers page, including hundreds of roles in its medical/clinical and science/tech divisions. The UK-based company recently announced plans to manufacture 1 billion doses of adjuvant next year for its industry partners to use as they test potential Covid-19 vaccines.
Adjuvants are ingredients used in vaccines to create a stronger immune response, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Ace Ace Hardware Corporation, the nation's largest retail hardware cooperative, announced it is undertaking a massive hiring wave. With 75% of Americans living within 15 minutes of an Ace Hardware location, demand has been high during the coronavirus shutdown. The company and its independent retailers will be adding 30,000 positions, including a mix of full-time, part-time and seasonal employees at 4,300 locally owned stores located across the U.S. Bellhops is an online moving service. And while you might think moving would be slowing to a halt, CEO Luke Marklin says the company's business is robust enough to warrant extra help.
"Americans are still having to move," Marklin says. "Whether it's due to the end of a lease or they are renting or purchasing a new home, they need help. As an essential service, Bellhops is working tirelessly to ensure those who need to move have the assistance they need. This also means we have work opportunities for those impacted by layoffs and pay cuts."
The company is hiring “thousands” of contractors nationwide to meet demand. It says its moving professionals make an average of $21 per hour, including tips and bonuses, while professional drivers can make over $40 per hour. #workfromhome #interview #coronavirus #hiringevents #healthcare #deliverydriver #ridesharedriver #application #jobsearch #foodservices