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They start the seasonal hiring process in mid october or something, when I worked there I applied/was interviewed early november and I was told that was the last wave of applicants to be hired. So I'm sure they are well staffed already for the seasonal period.
If you want to maintain a part-time or even a full-time position after seasonals, let them know you are willing to learn cashier. Since someone that is trained at multiple jobs will have a better chance of receiving and offer for further employment.
EDIT: the typical jobs for seasonal workers are unpacking/packing carts for customers, gathering stray carts in parking lot, lining up carts at end of the night/keeping parking lot tidy, putting items back where they belong at the end of the day, stocking shelves at the end of the day, disposing cardboard in compactor. there might be more but it was a couple years ago when I worked there.
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