This comes as the business marks 40 years in the UK, with its first British store opening in Luton in 1985.
The company said it was gearing up for its busiest time of the year, and looking for more delivery drivers, in-store employees and pizza makers.
Domino’s announces 5000 seasonal roles for Christmas
Nicola Frampton, chief operating officer of Domino’s Pizza Group, said: “We’re celebrating 40 years as the UK’s no 1 pizza delivery brand, but, as always, have more of an eye on the future than the past.
“We’re proud to offer 5,000 seasonal roles across the UK and Ireland as we approach our busy peak season.
“We’re looking for great people to help us deliver great quality food, world-class service and incredible value for our customers”.
Permanent and seasonal jobs can be found on the Domino’s career page.
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After opening its first UK store in Luton in 1985, Domino’s now operates 1300 branches across the British Isles.
The real beginning for the company goes all the way back to 1960, when Tom and James Monaghan opened the first “DomiNick’s” store in Michigan.
The brand states: “After opening across the pond in 1985, with the first UK Domino’s store in Luton, Domino’s today has over 1300 stores across the UK and Republic of Ireland, serving more than 112 million freshly handcrafted pizzas a year.”
It added: “While some things about Domino’s have changed in the last 60+ years, the simple founding ambition remains the same – to deliver piping hot, freshly made pizzas to our customers’ doors in as quick a time as safely possible, while being a good neighbour in the local community.”
