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Where can I work part time at night....my husband lost his job?
Asked by Lovable
I have a full time job from 7:30-430pm. My husband lost his job about a week ago and I need to find employment within 2 weeks. I live in fort worth texas , Any suggestions??
Are online jobs secure??? If so any suggestions??
I need to increase my income by the minimum $400/week.
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I'm going to echo so many others - don't get a second job when your husband is fully able to get a DIFFERENT job. Pulling $400/week is going to tough, especially in this economy. That's about $20/hour for a 20 hour part time job. That's VERY tough if you don't have the right experience or education.
Get your husband to get out there and find a job. ANY job.
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Why do you have to take another job? So, he works 0% and you work 200%?????
Try fast food, retail, bars, restaurants.
Most internet at home are scams.
Good luck
Answered by Gem
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Start waiting tables on evenings and weekends. You can pull in a good deal of cash for not that many hours. Plus it's good exercise and keeps your mind sharp.
Answered by adriennelucier
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he needs to find work you already have a job
Answered by lost
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work the corner. no taxes!!!
Answered by 49erfan
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You could try cocktailing in a decent restaurant. Depending on the restaurant and the shifts, you could earn $50 - $150 a shift.
Answered by Rob L
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Hubby needs to get another job instead of you having to work pretty much 24-7, but a part time night job for 400 a wk, dont know of any. You might get part time work at 24 hr restaraunts as waitress or working in convenience store.
Answered by greengirl696920032003
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you could try hosting gold parties. Usually no up front cost and you get a commission of possibly 20% of the sales. People bring over their old gold jewelry and this company gives them cash for it and you take a cut for hosting the party. At least I think it's a good idea for a little extra cash.
Answered by Jared
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I get paid $15-$25 per hour to house clean... I do this in the evenings and weekends... I also applied to be a companion/home care assistant for the elderly the starting pay is $8 per hour.. You do light housekeeping, shopping and occassional doc. appt. You also get paid for milage.
Though my husband is working full-time this is just to help out...
My husband worked at a bar checking id's at the door and make $10 per hour... Free drinks and tips ....! So it was about $100 per night. To drink and hang out with your friends..!
good luck
Answered by pebblespro
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Waiting on tables or bartending like 3 nights during the week or just on the weekends will give you that extra income needed, no joke, I had to do it for 3 years while my kids were small and my husband worked full time, it worked out well.
Try getting a job at places like Outback Steakhouse, TGIF, places that serve lots of alcohol = bigger tips.
Answered by ~Arabella~
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Try waitressing or cock-tailing. I work mon-frid 8-5 and then I also work as a waitress on tues and thursday nights. I make about $100 a night in tips waitressing...so you could work like 4 nights. Good luck!
Answered by Gemini
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Do I understand you right? YOU need to take on another job? Why? He can get a night time job or another job until he finds something that's in his field. What ever happened to men having too much pride for their wives to work, it's gotten to the point now where they don't have enough pride to take on scullery work so their wife won't have to take on a 2nd job???
Answered by leeplus3
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I work p/t waiting tables 2-3 nights a week for extra $$. The only downside is that people aren't tipping the way they used to in this nasty economy. Try going with a local restaurant instead of a national chain - they're more likely to work with your existing schedule. It's the best paying p/t job that doesn't require removing any clothes! ;-)
Answered by redslippers
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do what i do. My husband works and im a stay at home mom. but i earn extra cash by filling surveys. i mean its not a whole lot but its some.
heres the site. http://c a s h c r a t e.com/671650
(take the paces out of it, it wont let me put it on here for some reason.)
the site explains everything on it. Its all free no cash upfront or ever unless you want too but you for sure dont have too because i dont.
good luck,
Answered by Parker's Mom!
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well there is this very useful website i go on and it is www.jobs.com i always go there to find a job. they can tell you who is hiring and what they are looking for. you can put in your city and they will tell you alot of job listings. you can even fill out your applications as you look at the job it is awesome. i use it all the time. if you ever need any advice please feel free to email me at keyla_brown123@yahoo.com or brown.keyla@gmail.com please give your problem and i will help as soon as i can
Answered by Ms. Complicated
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You can apply for freelance writing, bookkeeping, software, transcription, online tuition or customer service work at home jobs. These companies do not require any fee and pay well . List of companies(with websites) offering genuine work at home jobs is available at http://wa7.info . Many of these companies have been in business for several years
Answered by Sat S
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