Domino’s Pizza to hire 300 seasonal workers

Domino’s Pizza is hiring 300 seasonal workers across Ireland
Positions include delivery drivers, in-store workers and pizza makers
Flexible evening and weekend shifts are available
Nine in ten store managers began their career delivering or making pizzas
The recruitment drive covers the busy Christmas period

Domino’s Pizza has launched a major seasonal recruitment drive to hire 300 new team members across the country as it gears up for its busiest time of year at Christmas. The company is looking for delivery drivers, in-store workers and pizza makers around the country, with the new jobs designed with flexibility in mind. Evening and weekend shifts are available that can fit around studies, family commitments or other jobs.

The company confirmed that nine in ten store managers began their Domino’s journey delivering or making pizzas, showing how a first role with Domino’s can grow into something much bigger. The seasonal recruitment drive represents a significant investment in the company’s Irish operations as it prepares for the peak Christmas trading period. The flexible working arrangements are designed to attract a wide range of candidates.

The recruitment drive covers positions across the country, providing employment opportunities in both urban and rural areas. The focus on flexibility reflects broader trends in the labour market, with employees increasingly seeking roles that accommodate their existing commitments. The company’s track record of internal promotion provides a clear career pathway for new starters.

Brett Boyers, Director of Operations at Domino’s, shared: “We are delighted to offer 300 seasonal roles across Ireland as we approach our busy peak season. Nine in ten store managers began their Domino’s journey delivering or making pizzas, showing how a first role with Domino’s can grow into something much bigger.”

Domino’s Ireland shared in a written statement: “The new jobs are designed with flexibility in mind, offering evening and weekend shifts that can fit around studies, family commitments or other jobs.”