Help! Need some sort of at home job

mharzuk

Rachiebabie666 wrote: »

I'm new to this place but here it goes ...

Can anyone suggest any companies that allow you to work from home? I have a young son and unable to put him in to childcare. My husband works shift so its really hard to get a job that fits around his shift. I do bits and bobs when I can and when they crop up but its not enough.

Thanks

Have you thought about mystery shopping? Some assignments specify no children but some don't mind. Check out the mystery shopping thread which has the main companies listed and advice on tax etc.
HTH

girl_in_need

Rachiebabie666 wrote: »

I'm new to this place but here it goes ...

Can anyone suggest any companies that allow you to work from home? I have a young son and unable to put him in to childcare. My husband works shift so its really hard to get a job that fits around his shift. I do bits and bobs when I can and when they crop up but its not enough.

Thanks

Hi,
can I ask you somethink ? ............ do you like partying? , if so there is a comany call SG cosmetics , there are look for party planners , and you can work at you on pace , if you would like more information feel free to PM , hope this helps

robbies_gal

Kit603 wrote: »

What about something like Kleeneze? I know of lots of people who have children and do a Kleeneze round, i've been doing it for a few months and it works really well for me and there is the option to do party-plan with the Cabouchon jewellery too.

wots the money like kit?

Princess_x

Catwoman1975 wrote: »

My husband works shifts, so I know how you feel!

I work from home for Lionbridge and they are currently recruiting in the UK

http://www.lionbridge.com/lionbridge/en-us/company/web-site/internet-assessors.htm

Do they pay well?

angel13

can anyone tell us more about lionbridge please?