March 25, 2011 --
After several years of dismal summer jobs, more hourly positions could open this year- and they may even pay better.More than half of hiring managers say they plan to hire seasonal workers this summer. That's according to the survey released from job website snagajob.com. That's the highest percentage since the site started the survey four years ago.
Ten percent of hiring managers said they'll be hiring more seasonal staff than last summer. That's up from 6 percent in 2010.