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Everyday new measures have been taken on a local, state, and federal level to control the spread of Covid-19. However with the order of non-essential businesses to close, many Americans are left with a job and struggling because of it.
The Conway Crew wants to help YOU! So we've gathered a list of companies who are looking to hire amid the Coronavirus pandemic.
Albertsons Companies (( APPLY HERE))
- The grocery company is hiring for positions across all of their brand stores.
Amazon ((APPLY HERE))
- The online company has experienced a surge of orders and is looking for employees to assist during this time.
Dominos ((APPLY HERE))
- The pizza chain is looking for part-time and full-time employees.
Food delivery services ((OPTIONS HERE))
- Since restaurants are not allowed to have dine-in services, take-out is the only option calling for more drivers to assist during this time.
Ralph's (Kroger, Food 4 Less, Fred Meyer and more) ((APPLY HERE))
- Another grocery store chain looking to hire more employees.
Microsoft ((APPLY HERE))
Outschool ((APPLY HERE))
Pizza Hut ((APPLY HERE))
- The pizza chain is looking for part-time and full-time employees.
Slack ((APPLY HERE))
- The online chat company is looking to fill some roles.
Walmart ((APPLY HERE))
- The company is looking for store works and delivery drivers.
Zoom ((APPLY HERE))
- The videoconferencing company, that's gained a lot of momentum from the work from home movement, is looking to hire worldwide.
Don't forget, for those who have lost their jobs or work due to the pandemic, they may be able to obtain Coronavirus-related unemployment benefits.
THE GOOD NEWS: The federal government is allowing states to expand eligibility for unemployment benefits because of the impact of COVID-19. If your employer had to temporarily shut down operations because of Coronavirus, you can file. The same is true of employees who are currently being quarantined, but expect to return to work after. MORE
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