Pike Nurseries to hire 150 seasonal workers

Gardening retailer Pike Nurseries plans to hire about 150 seasonal workers for the upcoming fall, including cashiers, manager trainees, sales associates and maintenance workers, the company said.

The Atlanta company will host a job fair from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday at its Lindbergh store on 2410 Camellia Lane. Interested applicants also may apply at any of the company’s locations, including metro Atlanta’s 14 locations.

Applicants may be anyone from experienced sales professionals to retail managers to hobby gardeners, Pike said. Position descriptions, qualifications, benefit information and applications can be found Pike Nurseries locations or on the company’s career page.

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