The United Voices of the World independent union said 95% of its members at the Knightsbridge store had voted in favour of the strikes on 21, 22 and 26 December.
UVW said workers had "no option" but to walk out as Harrods' management "refuses to recognise or engage with their union for negotiations".
This caps a difficult year for Harrods after a string of allegations of abuse of workers by its former owner Mohamed Al Fayed prompted a police investigation. Meanwhile, it emerged in September that the retailer's current Qatari owners paid themselves a second £180m dividend in a row last year despite a 35% fall in profits.
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