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Wawa adding 5,000 jobs in massive hiring surge

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There are more than 700 Wawas in six states, and every single one is adding staff.

WAWA, Pa. -- If you ever wanted a job at Wawa, now's your chance. 

The convenience store chain announced last week it's launching a hiring surge this spring to fill more than 5,000 new part- and full-time positions.

According to a media release, every single one of the chain's more than 700 stores, in six states, will be bringing on new customer service staff in March, April and May ahead of its busier summer months. 

"As we continue to expand and grow, we're excited to fill these 5,000-plus positions with people who will quickly become part of the Wawa Way. We're specifically looking for individuals who want to join our team for the busy summer season and as well those who might be interested in the start of a fulfilling career at Wawa," said Wawa's Manager of Talent Acquisition Dave Filano in a written statement.

Anyone interested in the positions are encouraged to apply online at www.wawa.com. After applying, candidates can also attend one of the open houses being held at more than 100 different Wawa locations in March and April. Applicants can meet management, get a free coffee and learn about the job. Open houses will be announced at individual stores with signs.

Wawa, which already employs more than 26,000 in its stores, touts its employee perks, including competitive salaries, benefits, tuition reimbursement opportunities, growth opportunities, and an employee stock ownership plan. The company states 60 percent of its management-level employees started off as customer service associates. 

Michelle Caffrey may be reached at mcaffrey@njadvancemedia.com. Follow her on Twitter @ShellyCaffrey. Find the South Jersey Times on Facebook.

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