LVMH to recruit 25,000 people aged under 30 by end of 2022

Published: 23-Sep-2021
Recruitment

The beauty conglomerate aims to give greater access to employment to young people regardless of background or training

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LVMH is on a recruitment drive for younger employees with a target of hiring 25,000 people aged under 30 by the end of next year.

The beauty giant aims to welcome nearly 5,000 of the new recruits

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