Easy Careers in Washington D.C., DC — Hiring Now

As of October 2026, there are 10+ open retail positions in Washington D.C., DC. Current pay ranges from $30 to $60 per hour. Top hiring areas include General and Part Time. New roles are posted daily — listings on this page are verified and updated regularly.

Southwest Airlines

Washington D.C. Flight Attendant(Gig)

Washington D.C., DC

$34 - $43

Southwest Airlines

Washington D.C. Full-time Role:Flight Attendant Trainee

Washington D.C., DC

$30 - $34

Southwest Airlines

Charter Flight Attendant(Gig)-Washington D.C.

Washington D.C., DC

$40 - $51

Southwest Airlines

Reserve Flight Attendant|Flexible|Washington D.C.

Washington D.C., DC

$30 - $35

Southwest Airlines

Flexible Domestic Flight Attendant(Washington D.C.)

Washington D.C., DC

$30 - $38

Southwest Airlines

Inflight Crew Member(Gig)-Washington D.C.

Washington D.C., DC

$33 - $41

Southwest Airlines

Washington D.C. Flight Attendant(Gig)

Washington D.C., DC

$30 - $38

Southwest Airlines

Flexible Lead Flight Attendant(Washington D.C.)

Washington D.C., DC

$38 - $50

Southwest Airlines

Washington D.C. Bilingual Flight Attendant(Gig)

Washington D.C., DC

$32 - $40

Southwest Airlines

Washington D.C. Contract:Senior Flight Attendant

Washington D.C., DC

$45 - $60

Easy Careers in Washington D.C. — FAQ

How many retail jobs are available in Washington D.C., DC right now?
There are currently 10+ open retail positions in Washington D.C., DC. These include cashiers, sales associates, stock associates, customer service reps, and store management roles across many retailers. New jobs are added daily.
How much do retail jobs pay in Washington D.C.?
Retail pay in Washington D.C. varies by employer and role: cashiers and sales associates typically earn $12–$18/hr, stock and overnight associates $13–$19/hr, and store managers roughly $45K–$75K+/year. Some employers add extra pay for night and weekend shifts.
Are there retail jobs with no experience in Washington D.C.?
Yes. Most cashier, sales associate, and stock positions in Washington D.C. require no prior experience, and employers typically provide paid on-the-job training. Some specialized roles such as pharmacy or management may ask for relevant experience — check each listing.
What shifts and hours do retail jobs offer in Washington D.C.?
Retail shifts in Washington D.C. are flexible: daytime, evening, overnight stocking, and weekend-only schedules are all common. Part-time shifts of 4–6 hours are widely available alongside full-time roles, so you can find hours that fit around school, family, or another job.
What benefits do retail jobs offer in Washington D.C.?
Benefits for retail jobs in Washington D.C. vary by employer, but many roles include an employee discount, flexible scheduling, and paid training. Full-time positions often add health, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k), and paid time off. Check each listing for specifics.
How much is retail take-home pay after taxes in Washington D.C.?
Your take-home pay in Washington D.C. depends on your hourly rate, hours worked, and state tax rate. For example, an associate earning $15/hr full-time in a no-tax state like Texas takes home roughly $500/week, while in California it's a bit lower after state tax.
Which retail stores are hiring immediately in Washington D.C.?
Many retailers in Washington D.C. are hiring immediately, with start dates often within 1–2 weeks of applying — and faster during seasonal peaks. Browse the 10+ listings above and apply directly to the employer.

Last updated: October 10, 2026