Seasonal workers are individuals who are employed during specific times of the year when demand for labor increases. Common industries that hire seasonal workers include agriculture, tourism, and retail. These jobs often arise during peak seasons, such as summer vacations or holiday shopping periods, and can last from a few weeks to several months. These workers may take on various roles, such as farmhands during harvest time or sales associates during the holiday season. Seasonal employment can provide valuable experience and income, but it typically does not offer the same benefits as full-time positions, such as health insurance or retirement plans.