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Looking for weekend work
tinytot143
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To try and get some more money I am wanting to find a weekend job which I can fit around my daughter or 2 years. I work 3 days a week as it but due to debts etc I wanted to work weekends up to xmas or work from home doing something. Can anyone help me think of a job that would be suit able for me
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Have you tried local supermarkets or somewhere like Argos? You could also supplement your income with a bit of mystery shopping - though this doesnt normally get much money its better than nothing and on some you would probably be able to take your daughter with you.
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Estate Agents always seem to want weekend staff - no experience necessary, full training given etc.0 -
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I agree with jooles5a. I just got a job with an estate agents. The hours are 9am - 4pm on Saturday and 12pm - 3pm on Sunday.
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Annie_Fanny wrote:I agree with jooles5a. I just got a job with an estate agents. The hours are 9am - 4pm on Saturday and 12pm - 3pm on Sunday.
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Started comping June 2010 (my bad luck follows me everywhere I go so won't win anything)Tracey
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I know most people don't like MacDonalds but they really are ok to work for. You can do different shifts. Whatever hours you want. You have to have a break in between. Also they will give you a free meal if you work over 4 hours. I am not saying you should eat McDonalds food everyday . Both my daughters have worked for them. My youngest takes food with her and gets a free drink when she is there. Hope i don't get a lot of negative replies too this. It is just that they seem a good company to work for. Also the pay isn't too bad and there is always one close by.Good luckWhen life gives you a hundred reasons to cry, show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile
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how about bar workNo Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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Avon etc. Your daughter could come with you whilst delivering and get some fresh air.
Bar work/waitressing.
Shops often take on extra staff with the run up to Christmas. Asda always do.
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