Flipkart to hire more than one lakh staff this festive season
The Hindu
Flipkart to hire 1 lakh delivery people in 40 cities for festive season, opens 11 new fulfilment centres.
Flipkart, the home-grown e-tailer, has decided to ramp up its workforce by hiring over 1 lakh delivery people across over 40 cities during this festive season.
These roles would encompass various supply chain verticals, including inventory managers, warehouse associates, logistics coordinators, kirana partners and delivery drivers, said the company.
Ahead of its planned discount sales, Flipkart has also launched 11 new fulfilment centres across nine cities, bringing the total number of such centres in the country to 83.
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