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Spirit Halloween looks to hire 50,000 workers to kick off holiday season
Spirit Halloween looks to hire 50,000 workers to kick off holiday season
Spirit Halloween looks to hire 50,000 workers to kick off holiday season

Published on: 06/26/2025

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Spirit Halloween calls itself the "largest Halloween retailer in North America" and each year rents space for hundreds of shops, identified by their iconic logo.

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