i need a FT job for a while.......any ideas??

[girl_wonders]

i've heard starbucks has good benefits and all kinds of hours.

temp agency if you have any kind of office skills - lot of companies hire perm from temp, especially in this market - forget responding to ads.

but GL with donatos pos - i put these in, in case you need additional leads.

[tinytim]

Originally posted by girl_wonders
i've heard starbucks has good benefits and all kinds of hours.

temp agency if you have any kind of office skills - lot of companies hire perm from temp, especially in this market - forget responding to ads.

but GL with donatos pos - i put these in, in case you need additional leads.

thanks lady.......i thought about going ot a temp place....if this job soesnt go thru i will

[pigmeat]

I like manual work myself. Hard labor/trade type. Hell,you wont make 80,000+ a year at a retail store, or restraunt. But you can easy, if you arent afraid to get your hands dirty!

[armani1072]

yeah i like manual labor too. i used to work for lath and plaster company that was pretty cool cause the scenery changed alot


one thing you might try. There are quite a few people that burn coal in there fireplaces. last tuesday i hooked up the 18' flat bed to my truck and drove to a coal mine and loaded up about 8 tons of nugget coal. and sold it to several people around my hometown. it was hard work unloading it with just a shovel but i made $400 profit for about 12 hours of work.

[murph0110]

ups is ok, it's hard work, benefits after six months, about 10.00/hr... what is cool is you can work different hours while still in school

[pigmeat]

Originally posted by armani1072
yeah i like manual labor too. i used to work for lath and plaster company that was pretty cool cause the scenery changed alot


one thing you might try. There are quite a few people that burn coal in there fireplaces. last tuesday i hooked up the 18' flat bed to my truck and drove to a coal mine and loaded up about 8 tons of nugget coal. and sold it to several people around my hometown. it was hard work unloading it with just a shovel but i made $400 profit for about 12 hours of work.

If you live near a coal mine,try and get a job there. Thats where I work, and I made 87,000 last year. No college!

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HARDEE'S NEED SOME NEW CASHIERS.......

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[darmadoc]

87K is a LOT of money, but from what I've read working in a coal mine has got to be one of the hardest and most dangerous jobs out there. Is it as tough as it sounds?

[pigmeat]

Originally posted by darmadoc
87K is a LOT of money, but from what I've read working in a coal mine has got to be one of the hardest and most dangerous jobs out there. Is it as tough as it sounds?

It has its days