What sort of jobs would be good to do every other weekend.

BrettMorganxD

This is the last time I will ask an "another job" question I will just keep one thread open.

My rota works out so I have every other weekend off. What sort of second jobs would be good to do every other weekend.

Assuming my agency don't offer me a shift the odd weekend.

So far I can only think of macdonalds.

A_Phoenix_of_Tangerine

A hired assassin, or secret agent perhaps? They sound more interesting fortnightly-weekend jobs than just plain old MacDonalds.

jollymummy

I used to sell new homes every other weekend, but with the downturn in the economy I'm not sure if there will be much around at the moment. It was great, I got paid for reading the Sunday paper, listening to the radio and showing visitors round a show house

BrettMorganxD

A_Phoenix_of_Tangerine wrote: »

A hired assassin, or secret agent perhaps? They sound more interesting fortnightly-weekend jobs than just plain old MacDonalds.

Lol this made me laugh. It is only mcdonalds I can think of that is as flexible though :P

saintjammyswine

Contact your local Football Club, most home games will alternate weeks home & away (not always). Will be a variety of jobs there.

property.advert

Market stalls. Near me we have a monthly Farmer's market, which I know may be of little use but it highlights the fact that it is not weekly. Finding another on in another town to match your bi weekly availability would not seem impossible.

Such a job would also allow you to delegate to someone else if you could not go or were on holiday. Such flexibility would be hard to find otherwise.

wellused

Grass cutting service, car booting.

Andy_L

The reserve forces? (TA, RAuxAF, RNR)

http://www.mod.uk/DefenceInternet/AboutDefence/WhatWeDo/ReserveForcesandCadets/ReserveForces/ReservesSc01.htm

scooby088

Male/female escort...

saintjammyswine

scooby088 wrote: »

Male/female escort...

Probably best to choose one or the other!

Charityworker

I'm the same and I've been selling at antique/craft fairs. You have to register as self employed though.