‘Nordstrom Rack’ opening in Clovis now hiring

J.T. Gomez jt21gomez@gmail.com

February 22, 2023: The department store Nordstrom Rack plans to open as soon as April 13th in Clovis and is now readily looking to hire employees.

Nordstrom Rack hosted a hiring event on

Saturday, February 25th, at the Hampton Inn & Suites off of Herndon and Fresno streets in Fresno.

Positions that Nordstrom Rack is looking to fill are that of Asset Protection Manager, Retail Stock, and Retail Cashier and Sales Floor Support positions.

According to Nordstrom Rack’s hiring partner Workday, the job of retail cashier and sales floor support is “a great fit for someone who is customer obsessed and loves to solve problems.”

Pay will range from $15.75-16.45 hourly, with the Asset Protection Manager position to be a contracted job ranging from $41,500$77,000 annually.

Nordstrom Rack looks to “empower our people to be innovative, creative and focused on providing the best service to our customers.”

To find applications for the position elsewhere than the job fair can be found on the Nordstrom Rack website under the “careers” section of their drop down menu.

Clovis, CA, February 23, 2023 - With the latest inclement weather inbound to the Sierra NF and expanded region, the Sierra National Forest encourages visitors' and residents to exercise extreme caution when traveling through the Forest.

Wind and snow accumulation increases the risk of trees falling, both those that have experienced recent tree mortality as well as green trees.

These falling trees can impact roadways, picnic areas, trails and camping spots and parking areas.

Forest Service, County, State and private crews continue to work very hard to mitigate tree hazards across the Forest, as well as address damage from previous storms. The following tips should be followed to enhance the safety and enjoyment of a trip to your National Forest:

• Keep informed on the latest weather conditions, particularly predictions of strong winds and heavy snow.

• Consider postponing your trip until conditions have stabilized.

• Carry snow/ice chains and pack a winter survival kit with water, food, blankets, and collapsible shovel.

• Be mindful of rapidly changing road conditions; washouts can and have occurred on a moment's notice.

• Be aware that trees can fall behind you potentially blocking your exit route; research alternate routes that are available.

• Let family/friends know your travel plans and expected return time. Cell phone coverage is limited across the Forest.

Forest Supervisor Dean Gould states "Our top priority is the safety of forest visitors, residents, and employees.