John Lewis Partnership to recruit 10,400 Christmas workers
Waitrose will recruit 6,000 people across its 320 branches, while John Lewis will hire 2,600 workers for its 36 stores.
The John Lewis Partnership will recruit more than 10,400 seasonal workers ahead of the Christmas period.
The roles will be available across Britain, from Edinburgh to Exeter.
Waitrose will recruit 6,000 people across its 320 branches, while John Lewis will hire 2,600 workers for its 36 stores.
A further 1,800 roles will support the partnership’s distribution centres and supply chain.
The retailer expects about 100 jobs to go to young people with experience of the care system.
It will guarantee interviews for care-experienced applicants.
Pay will start at £13 an hour outside London and £14.55 in London.
This will rise after 30 days to £13.25 and £14.80 respectively.
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