How many of you's hate your part-time jobs?

shutton54321

savingstill wrote:

Any of you paying tax on your part time jobs? My daughter called into tax office for a form to claim back tax, the form is in some other language than English & she got no help from staff...

Yeah just found out today i was charged like £8 tax, but filled a form and should be solved in a week or that. Id advise you search google for the form you need or if you can see a phone number on the form phone it. But yes she should have got correct from in first place

freebie_junkie

i love my new job, im working at tj hughes and its great, not very brain taxing at all and teh managers are lovely and no dirty jobs to do!

shutton54321

freebie_junkie wrote:

i love my new job, im working at tj hughes and its great, not very brain taxing at all and teh managers are lovely and no dirty jobs to do!

Glad someone enjoys your job, good part time jobs are quite hard to come by and usually end up doing something you dont lyk.

jaffacakesmmm

I've considered doing night shifts at a supermarket. has anyone got any experience of this whether it's good or bad for a student looking for a stressfree job

*Sparkle*_3

i love my part time job (working now) at the moment its very quiet and i get to surf the net all day!
Dont get me wrong i do work but its just that i'm soo good at it i have lots of time

shutton54321

*Sparkle* wrote:

i love my part time job (working now) at the moment its very quiet and i get to surf the net all day!
Dont get me wrong i do work but its just that i'm soo good at it i have lots of time

Your lucky i work in a busy shop, really busy infact and always rushing about. Maybe just before chritsmas ill quit, find a less stressful job. What it is you do?

Savvy_Sue

savingstill wrote:

Any of you paying tax on your part time jobs? My daughter called into tax office for a form to claim back tax, the form is in some other language than English & she got no help from staff...

What's the problem with the form? I used to speak a little tax ...

*Sparkle*_3

shutton54321 wrote:

Your lucky i work in a busy shop, really busy infact and always rushing about. Maybe just before christmas ill quit, find a less stressful job. What it is you do?

Oh shame.... Christmas must be very stressful!

I work in the city(London that is) in a medical aesthetic clinic,I do weekends as it fits in well with the kids.
we do things like laser hair removal, botox, skin treatments that are of a medical grade, teeth whitening the list goes on...
I am a clinic coordinator It's very busy normally, august is our quite period.
The money is good too, much better than a job local to me and it only takes 20 mins max to get there on train.

kittykate_2

jaffacakesmmm wrote:

I've considered doing night shifts at a supermarket. has anyone got any experience of this whether it's good or bad for a student looking for a stressfree job

Whilst I was at uni I worked at Asda doing the night shift during the holidays. It was good money but a hard job, heavy work and working nights killed me. No sleep, no social life and I lived for work. Thank god I don't do that anymore! It was good for the money though and meant I didn't have to work during term time.

skiddy2k

I work in a retail shop and love my job, all the staff and managers are fun to work with, the only part of the job I hate is serving customers whose breath stinks or having grumpy customers complaining.
The pay isnt anything special, but to be honest, i dont work very hard anyway, so am not too fussed... you pay peanuts, you get Monkey