Jungle Jim’s hiring at Fairfield, Eastgate locations

Jungle Jim’s, which has locations in Fairfield and Eastgate, has 30 openings between both of the stores, both full- and part-time, with opportunities for both entry level and professional candidates. Pictured is Jim Bonaminio, owner of Jungle Jim’s International Market. STAFF/2013

Jungle Jim’s, which has locations in Fairfield and Eastgate, has 30 openings between both of the stores, both full- and part-time, with opportunities for both entry level and professional candidates. Pictured is Jim Bonaminio, owner of Jungle Jim’s International Market. STAFF/2013
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Updated Aug 26, 2017
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A Butler County retail landmark is looking to grow its staffing levels.

Jungle Jim’s, which has locations in Fairfield and Eastgate, has 30 openings between both of the stores, both full- and part-time, with opportunities for both entry level and professional candidates.

That, includes cashiers, floor associates and department managers, according to store officials.

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Started in 1974 as a roadside produce stand on Ohio 4, the business now employs 750 people between its two locations.

It offers benefits like 401K, store discount card, health and life insurance, vision and dental plans, paid vacation and an opportunity for advancement.

Candidates may apply in person or visit www.junglejims.com/employment.

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