Target Corp. last week announced plans to hire as many as 100,000 seasonal employees for the end-of-year holidays. Separately, Walmart Inc. announced plans to hire 40,000 workers, and Macy’s Inc. today reported it is hiring more than 41,000.

Target reported that, on average, more than 30% of seasonal workers remain with the company after the holiday season. It also noted a starting wage range of between $15 and $24 per hour.

And last week, Walmart announced plans to hire 40,000 workers to fill seasonal roles in its stores and in telephone customer care. Its plans also include hiring for full-time, permanent truck driver jobs. Three-quarters of its salaried managers began as hourly associates, the company said; its average US wage is more than $17 per hour, with many earning more based on role and market. The company also offers medical coverage starting at $31.40 per paycheck.

Macy’s plans to hire 40,000, including both full-time and part-time seasonal positions at its Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s and Bluemercury stores, supply chain locations and call centers. It notes applying for jobs can take as little as five minutes, and the majority of offers are made within 48 hours. Permanent workers have average base pay of above $17 per hour; however, total pay averages $20 per hour.