These Companies Are Hiring During the Coronavirus Outbreak E-commerce giant Amazon says it is planning to <br />hire 100,000 full-time and part-time employees. Walmart, America's largest grocery chain, wants <br />to add 150,000 full-time, part-time <br />and temporary positions. The country's biggest convenience chain, <br />7-Eleven, also wants to hire 20,000. By the end of next month, Dollar General <br />is looking for up to 50,000 workers. In the next few months, grocery startup Instacart <br />plans to add over 300,000 "full-service shoppers." With everyone staying indoors and ordering food, <br />pizza chains are also ramping up hiring. Papa John's says it wants to add 20,000 employees <br />as part of the brand's "restaurant team." Rival Domino's wants to recruit 10,000 workers for deliveries, pizza-making and customer service. Across the U.S., Pizza Hut <br />also plans to add 30,000 <br />to its workforce.
