Worlds of Fun is launching a huge hiring effort as it prepares to embark this spring on its 50th anniversary season.
The 235-acre theme park, waterpark and resort plans to hire more than 3,000 seasonal employees.
According to a Monday release, Worlds of Fun "anticipates filling most of those roles during a weeklong hiring blitz to be held Feb. 18-24 as part of the largest-ever recruiting campaign by Worlds of Fun's parent company, Cedar Fair Entertainment Co."
Some of the available positions include…Worlds of Fun, one of KC’s biggest seasonal employers, will hire 3,000 for 50th anniversary season
Worlds of Fun is launching a huge hiring effort as it prepares to embark this spring on its 50th anniversary season.
The 235-acre theme park, waterpark and resort plans to hire more than 3,000 seasonal employees.
According to a Monday release, Worlds of Fun "anticipates filling most of those roles during a weeklong hiring blitz to be held Feb. 18-24 as part of the largest-ever recruiting campaign by Worlds of Fun's parent company, Cedar Fair Entertainment Co."
Some of the available positions include…
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