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Spirit Halloween to hire 50K seasonal employees ahead of this year’s planned retail openings

Egg Harbor-based Spirit Halloween is gearing up for another thrilling Halloween season. The nation’s largest Halloween retailer is looking for 50,000 seasonal sales associates and store managers to support its retail locations.

Applications for associate and managerial positions are now available, as Spirit Halloween prepares to open more than 1,500 storefronts in the U.S. and Canada.

Spirit Halloween said working there is all treats (no tricks!), and comes with head-turning perks, including:

  • Competitive salaries;
  • Flexible scheduling;
  • Premium pay incentive program;
  • Seasonal retention bonuses for returning store managers; and
  • 30% discount on Spirit Halloween purchases.

“The excitement and enthusiasm of Halloween continues to grow, and, as we gear up for another season, we are looking forward to welcoming new associates and store managers to our team,” Steven Silverstein, CEO of Spirit Halloween, said. “Opening over 1,500 retail locations is no small feat, and much of the magic we create for fans each year is thanks to the passion and dedication of our associates who bring the Spirit Halloween experience to life.”

Each year, Spirit Halloween’s in-store experience is reimagined with the newest trends in costumes, décor, animatronics and more, creating a work environment founded on fun, but guided by the core values of respect, integrity and community.

Those “dying” to join the Spirit Halloween team can find more information here or can text “Reaper” to 85000 to apply.

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