New data shows there are currently more than 20,000 Christmas jobs available in the UK, making the festive season is the perfect time to earn some extra cash.
Topping the list of companies looking for Christmas staff across the nation are Tesco, Sports Direct, Royal Mail and Sainsbury’s, however, it is not just traditional retail roles that are boosting vacancies in the run-up to Christmas.
Some of the more seasonal roles include Christmas elves, Christmas Fragrance Consultant, Christmas relief Chef and Santa’s seasonal helpers.
To help local Christmas shoppers find opportunities to make a little more cash, job search engine, Adzuna, has compiled a list of all the temporary Christmas jobs in Manchester for 2019/20 to help you earn a little extra cash this festive season:
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Sales Assistant, Body Shop, Manchester
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Sales Assistant, Sports Direct, Manchester, Denton Crow (£4.58-£8.25 per hour)
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Sales Assistant, Warren James, Manchester (up to £8.35 per hour)
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Checkouts, Tesco, Manchester
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Stock Replenisher, National Supermarket (£8.75 per hour)
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Sales Assistant, Morphe, Manchester, Intu Arndale
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Sales Assistant, Sports Direct, Manchester, Trafford RP (£4.58-£8.25 per hour)
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Sales Assistant, Sports Direct, Manchester Fort (£4.58-£8.25 per hour)
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Sales Assistant, Sports Direct, Manchester, Denton Flannels
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Customer Delivery Driver, Tesco, Manchester
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Stock Assistant, Lush, Manchester, Trafford (£9 per hour)
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Sales Assistant, Ernest Jones, Manchester
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Christmas Casuals, Royal Mail, Manchester (£9.50-£11.21 per hour)
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Stock Replenisher, National Supermarket, Wigan
Andrew Hunter, Co-Founder at Adzuna comments, “The festive season is a great time to spend with family and friends, but all the socialising and gift-giving is a sure way to increase your outgoings. Each year, we see a huge influx of Christmas jobs around this time of year, so we wanted to make things as easy as possible for those who are seeking work over the Christmas period, which is why we’ve pulled together a list of all the temp jobs in Manchester, to help local job seekers earn a few extra pounds during the Christmas period.”
