How many jobs do you have?

redmel1621

I work 16hrs, study for 30hrs and have two children 7 & 5
DH - well that's a whole other thread.......

lauren_1

Im a full time student (well 3 days a week)
Im a barmaid (3 nights a week)
Im a cleaner (4 mornings a week)
I work for the NHS in the staff bank usually squeeze in 36 hours fri/sat/sun.
And Self Employed therapist for regular clients, usually get 1-2 a week, mainly during school time.

Oh and im a mummy too

englishmac

2 jobs; 53.5 hrs per week; overtime as much as can fit in.

Rarely work less than 60 hrs per week. Record is 78hrs.

englishmac

KittyKate wrote: »

I'm going to job the third job (graphic design) as the money is dire for the work. I agree that Quidco, Pigsback etc (plus all the comping I do) is easily a job in itself....luckily job no1 is quiet and I do it all on company time

I guess with me the only way I am not actually worrying about money is when I'm earning it

... and when you're earning it, you're usually not spending it either. Double whammy. :j

buttonnose82

I have 1 job which I generally work between 32 & 40 hours a week, the days change each week. I am going too look into doing some bank work nursing (I am a fully qualified nurse but due to job freezes up here it is impossible o get a nursing job so I am currently waitressing)

georgiasmum

3 jobs. 1 full time, 2 part-time. Busy busy!!!

ceridwen

At my peak - pretty recently at that - I had 5 part-time jobs on top of my full-time one.

The phrase "must be a masochist" springs to mind.

I'm not greedy for money - just got the extra expenses of being single and living in a dear area to cope with on my poor salary from my F/T job.

Have recently dropped all the sideline stuff though - as decided I would rather "have a life" and, if need be, complain about my full-time job not paying enough to live on:D You gotta get your priorities sorted;) - I couldnt stand it any longer though - I had been doing all sorts of sideline stuff for 20 odd years on top of the full-time job - and I decided "up with this I will not put" in effect and chucked all the extra earning stuff. One can only postpone "having a life" for so long.

Maz

At the mo, I do dog boarding, ironing service (in its infancy!), pigsback etc, network marketing, run a house - all self employed stuff from home. Sounds great but the drawbacks are that you can never get away from work and peeps tend to think that as you work from home you don't actually do anything all day?????

tmcallister

Hi,

In response, last count was that I have four jobs totalling 41 hours per week. Plus I do freelance design work and still only manage to make ends meet. I'm seriously thinking about emigrating...this country is on it's knees, and I'm not far behind it!

empy

Hi, I currently work full time as a TA in a large secondary school, at least 1 nightshift a week as a nurse and 3 hours on a friday night as a youth leader.
I also volunteer as a beaver scout leader on a wednesday for 2 hours and all the planning that I do for that at home.
I also run a house and look after husband, 2 children age 7&8 one of whom has Aspergers. So I really have hands full.