November 26, 2025 - 07:13

As the holiday shopping season approaches, businesses in the Triangle region are actively seeking to fill seasonal positions to meet the anticipated surge in customer demand. Many retailers and service providers are reporting an increase in applications as individuals look for temporary work to supplement their income during the festive period.
Employers are noticing a trend where potential employees are expressing interest in side gigs rather than committing to full-time roles. This shift in job seeking behavior reflects a growing desire for flexibility among workers, allowing them to balance multiple responsibilities while still earning extra money.
The hiring spree is expected to continue as businesses prepare for busy shopping days, including Black Friday and the lead-up to Christmas. Retailers are focusing on attracting candidates who can provide excellent customer service during this critical time. With many positions available, both seasoned professionals and first-time job seekers are encouraged to apply, creating a dynamic workforce ready to tackle the holiday rush.
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