Seasonal Jobs
Special Holiday Report 
Seasonal jobs involve a specific length of employment, typically for the duration of one buying or selling season. They are particularly common in industries ranging from retail to delivery services, offering a unique opportunity to earn extra revenue during particular time periods. For more information, please review our “Overview” section and for a hand-selected collection of respected internet sites featuring seasonal jobs, click on the“Web Resources” tab below.
Special Feature: There’s good news and bad news regarding seasonal jobs for the 2009 holiday season.
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First the bad news: Employers indicate that they will be employing more than 40% fewer seasonal workers in 2009 than they did in 2007, according to a new survey by Snagajob.com. Now, the good news: Over half (51%) of those same employers plan to keep seasonal employees on the payroll following the holiday season, and many hiring managers expect to pay seasonal employees an average of $0.40 more per hour than in 2008. Use our resources to investigate seasonal job listings in your local area, review information about popular holiday jobs, find seasonal job tips from career experts, and browse a hand-selected collection of seasonal job news stories. |
Find Part Time Seasonal Jobs by State* Click on the appropriate state below for seasonal job listings *
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Top Seasonal Jobs:According to career experts, the most popular part time seasonal jobs this holiday season will include:→ Customer Service → Retail Sales → Administrative / Clerical → Hospitality → Shipping / Delivery |
Seasonal Job Tips:Review our collection of seasonal job tips to help find a part time job for this holiday season:→ Get Started Now → Focus on retail standouts → Its all about the delivery → Help make life less taxing → People like to eat |
The Do's of Seasonal HiringDO: Your homework about target companies DO: Display optimism DO: Use work as an audition for a permanent job DO: Network to get a seasonal job |
The Don'ts of Seasonal HiringDON'T: Waste another minute DON'T: Apply in a competitor's outfit DON'T: Be inflexible DON'T: Limit your search |
Recent News about Part Time Seasonal Jobs:
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