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Woman hanging Christmas decorations in a John Lewis store

The John Lewis Partnership is recruiting over 10,000 temporary roles across the country this Christmas to meet increased demand over the busy festive period. To help with the cost of living, the retailer will also offer free food to all existing Partners and temporary workers from 3 October to 6 January.

There are 2,000 temporary roles available across the Partnership’s 34 John Lewis stores. This includes sales and merchandising positions. In addition, the company is recruiting 4,000 roles in its supply chain through its contractors. For instance, warehouse and driver roles, which will support the expected increase in JohnLewis.com and Waitrose.com orders.

Commenting is Andrew Murphy, COO at the John Lewis Partnership.

“We pride ourselves on creating a happy workplace because it’s our Partners who make the difference. It’s thanks to them that John Lewis and Waitrose are two of the UK’s best-loved brands. We are looking forward to welcoming people across the country to grow our team and ensure we deliver a great Christmas for our customers.”

 

 

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