All Food Lion locations to host open interviews this month Available positions vary store by store, including part-time, full-time and seasonal positions. No description found
ROANOKE, Va. – More than 1,100 Food Lion locations will be hosting open interviews this month.
The interviews will take place on Oct. 12 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Available positions vary store by store, including part-time, full-time and seasonal positions. For a list of all Food Lion locations, click here .
Previous hiring events have hired more than 16,000 associates.
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