Pick’n Save and Metro Market are seeking an additional 2,500 employees in a major hiring, according to a report by the Wisconsin State Journal.
A subsidiary of Kroger, Roundy’s operates Pick’n Save and Metro Market stores which have been inundated by shoppers during the coronavirus pandemic. The company announced it needs help in all positions and levels and for all shifts at its 106 stores.
Pick’n Save and Metro Market stores recently reduced their store hours and are now open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. in an effort to provide more time to restock and clean and sanitize stores. The company also announced “senior hours” from 6–8 a.m. each day to support the shopping needs of the elderly and those with underlying health concerns.
