11 Companies Hiring for the 2021 Holiday Season

Gabrielle Olya
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If you’re looking to give your income a boost this holiday season to help pay for added expenses like gifts and travel, you may want to take advantage of companies that are currently hiring for seasonal roles. These companies tend to fall into industries that are extra busy this time of year, like retail and accounting.

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FlexJobs has identified several companies hiring for various positions this holiday season — perhaps one of them has the perfect job for you.

1-800Accountant

1-800Accountant provides virtual accounting, consulting and tax preparation services to small businesses and individuals. They are currently hiring for several seasonal roles, including admin support and client support specialist.

Amazon

Amazon is eager to hire seasonal warehouse workers, so the online retailer is offering a $3,000 sign-on bonus for full-time workers who start before Dec. 18.

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Gap Inc.

Gap Inc. — which includes Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy and Athleta — currently has thousands of openings for seasonal associates at stores across the country.

Godiva

A job at Godiva could be a sweet gig this holiday season. The company is even hiring for remote seasonal roles, including seasonal customer care representatives.

H&R Block

As people gear up for their year-end financial deadlines, H&R Block is prepping to be extra busy this holiday season. The company is hiring for seasonal receptionist positions across its numerous locations.

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Nordstrom

Nordstrom is hiring for a number of seasonal roles across its stores, including baristas, visual merchandisers and retail sales associates.

Orkin

Orkin is currently hiring seasonal pest control service technicians. Like Amazon, Orkin is offering a sign-on bonus of up to $3,000.

Tiffany & Co.

Luxury retailer Tiffany & Co. is hiring for seasonal roles to work both in-store as well as in its contact centers.

Uncommon Goods

E-commerce company Uncommon Goods is hiring for several seasonal work-from-home positions, including customer service representative, graphic design production assistant and vendor operations coordinator.

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Williams-Sonoma

Williams-Sonoma — whose brands include Pottery Barn and West Elm — is hiring both full-time and part-time seasonal workers. These temporary positions include seasonal sales associates, stock associates and cashiers.

Wine.com

The online wine store Wine.com has openings for several seasonal remote part-time customer service representative roles.

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Last updated: Nov. 1, 2021

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