Home Depot Teams With Cleveland Partners for Multi-Location Hiring Event
Home Depot partnered with the Employment Collaborative of Cuyahoga County for a March 6 multi-store hiring push across Cleveland, targeting hourly roles.

Home Depot coordinated with the Employment Collaborative of Cuyahoga County to run a simultaneous hiring event across multiple Cleveland store locations on March 6, bringing together workforce partners and job seekers for a single-day push to fill hourly positions.
The event opened the door for applicants pursuing roles including lot attendants, cashiers, and sales floor positions. By running the event through an established regional workforce organization rather than through standard in-store recruiting alone, Home Depot tapped into the Employment Collaborative's existing connections to job seekers across Cuyahoga County.
The Employment Collaborative of Cuyahoga County serves as a connector between employers and workforce development resources in the greater Cleveland area, giving the hiring event a reach that extends beyond what individual store managers typically access through their own postings. Routing a multi-location effort through that infrastructure signals a deliberate attempt to fill multiple positions at scale rather than handling each store's needs in isolation.
For a retailer where lot attendants keep parking areas and garden center inventory moving, cashiers anchor the front end, and sales associates drive department-level service, filling those roles simultaneously across locations matters heading into the spring season, one of Home Depot's busiest stretches as customers return for lawn, garden, and outdoor project supplies.
The March 6 date put the event roughly a week before the typical acceleration of spring traffic, giving stores a window to onboard new hires before demand peaks.
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