Instacart Is Hiring 250,000 People Right Now

if you’re looking for a job during the coronavirus pandemic, Instacart has gone on a massive hiring spree. The company is looking to hire 250,000 to meet demand.

In a post on Media, Instacart said this:

One month ago, we shared our plans to bring on 300,000 additional full-service shoppers to help us meet increased customer demand we’ve seen. We quickly met that goal, and are now planning to bring on an additional 250,000 full-service shoppers in an effort to get back to same-day delivery across our platform.

Instacart Goes On Hiring Spree

The company says it will especially focus on shoppers in the following states: California, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C. and Toronto. 

Instacart shoppers will also get wellness checks in the app. The company says the app will ask shoppers a number of questions before they begin shopping.

“To help make it easier for you to monitor your health during this time, all shoppers will soon have access to a daily, in-app wellness check. This check will help you determine if you have any COVID-19 related symptoms, and give you guidance on what to do next if you have symptoms.”

How To Apply To Be An Instacart Shopper

If you’re interested in being an Instacart shopper, here’s how to apply for the job.

You must be age 18 or older to work for Instacart. What you’ll be doing is shopping and delivering groceries and everyday essentials to homes.

Instacart also partners with Costco pharmacies, so you may also be delivering prescription medications.

Here’s the link to apply to be an Instacart Shopper.

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