Domino's is hiring 10,000 workers to deliver pizzas over World Cup and Christmas | The Sun

DOMINO'S will hire thousands of new staff to help keep on top of pizza orders during the World Cup and over Christmas.

The fast food chain wants to recruit 10,000 new workers to meet the expected boom in demand this winter.

Over 10,000 roles including delivery drivers, in-store staff and pizza makers are up for grabs.

The jobs will be available across a number of the firm's 1,184 UK outlets.

Domino's said the jobs have flexible hours, with evening and weekend work available, will include training.

The firm is offering a mixture of temporary and permanent jobs.

READ MORE IN MONEY

Pound falls to RECORD low against dollar after mini Budget

Full list of mini-budget winners and losers revealed – including low earners

The firm said that previous experience is not essential, as managers provide training for all levels and there are lots of progression opportunities for those looking for longer term careers.

Nicola Frampton, operations director, for Domino’s Pizza Group said: "As we approach a busy period with two epic moments coming up, international football and the festive peak, we are excited to announce 10,000 new roles.

"Our research shows people are looking for flexibility but also want certainty so they can plan around their work commitments with confidence.

"So, if the idea of baking or delivering hot, fresh and tasty pizza to our hungry customers and being part of a world-class squad is up your street, then Domino’s could be for you."

Most read in Money

MONEY HELP

DWP admits 'majority' of £150 payments NOT yet sent amid cost of living crisis

DISCOUNT DEAL

Millions on benefits can get money off their broadband deals – how to apply

TAKE NOTE

Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert on how you can get hold of up to £175 from banks

CLAIM IT

New £200 cash towards fuel bills scheme opens in one part of UK TOMORROW

Those interested in applying for these roles should visit the new Domino’s recruitment website www.dominosrecruitment.co.uk.

You can also contact your local store via the Domino’s store finder.

Domino's previously hired 8,000 staff to help keep up with deliveries last Christmas.

Other major retailers are likely to follow the lead of the pizza chain in the coming weeks.

Last year, Aldi hired 1,500 temporary staff over the Christmas period.

Read More on The Sun

I’m a nutritionist – here’s 13 supplements to help you get better sleep

Woman shares £7.99 bargain that will help her keep her electricity bills down

Amazon took on a whopping 20,000 temporary workers to cover the festive period.

And Sainsbury's created 22,000 new temporary positions to keep up with demand.

Source: Read Full Article