Walmart hiring 95 for Tucker store

Walmart is hiring up to 95 people for its new Neighborhood Market in Tucker, the company said Monday.

The retailer said it’s looking for full- and part-time associates for the store, which is slated to open this summer at Pleasantdale and Tucker Norcross roads in Tucker.

Applications will be accepted from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today through Friday at a temporary hiring center in the Walmart at 4375 Lawrenceville Highway in Tucker. Applicants also may apply at http://careers.walmart.com.

Most of the new workers will begin in June for the store’s grand opening.

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