Chicago Park District offering incentives to lifeguards

A one-time $600 retention bonus will be paid to year-round lifeguards, and summer lifeguards, who stay on the job.

"We rely on our summer workforce to fully deliver on the essential, quality summer programs and services that residents have come to expect from us. The retention bonus is one approach to attract and retain the most qualified and enthusiastic lifeguards needed to open all beaches and pools this summer," said Chicago Park District CEO & Superintendent Rosa Escareño.

Other incentives include tickets to Chicago Fire FC soccer home games and a chance to win a one-day pass to Lollapalooza and a Divvy membership pass. The lifeguards have to pass"specific skill tests and be properly certified, and as a result have always been more highly compensated than most other District seasonal staff," according to the park district.

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