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John Lewis to recruit 3,000 extra staff for Christmas

VonMarkus Jaklitsch

John Lewis has started searching for over 3,000 temporary staff (partners) for its stores and distribution centres ahead of the busiest shopping period of the year.

It has temporary vacancies available across its distribution network to support both shops and johnlewis.com, as well as at its 44 branches.

Katharina Butler-Tjepkema, resourcing manager at John Lewis said: “Our distribution network is key to our omni-channel business, and we also are on the look-out for distribution partners to ensure that customers using our online and click and collect facilities receive the same levels of service as those who visit our shops.”

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