Suggestions for part time, second income

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Mulling over the idea of getting a second job but it would have to be Sundays only.
Does anyone recruit such tightly scheduled shifts as that?

My current employer has me on a four day week at the mo and I've also not had many oportunities to work weekends (Saturday) so money is just not going in the bank. :(
what's just as annoying is that I cannot have a specified day off per week so I could organise another week day of work elsewhere.
It's a case of "there's nothing in the diary for tomorrow, take tomorrow off" :(

I'm not in any way work shy so cleaning, shelf stacking, storeroom stuff is fine.
Suggestions?
 
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Do the same shift Speedy did when he worked at Morrisons stacking shelves....it's evening work and that way your day job wont be affected, you'll be knackered though :D
That's if they have any jobs that is.
Alternatively stick to what you're good at and see if you can drum up a few customers to get their cars serviced on a Sunday in your garage....bound to be some out there who A/ can't get their car into the garage on a week day....B/ don't want to pay through the nose for a service........:D
Just a couple of ideas fella......I'll be around on wednesday so you can tell me where to stick them LOLz
 
Can't do car work. "conflict of interest" :rolleyes:
no way am I doing nights / evening work. I'm not looking at burning the candle at both ends, just to fill an empty day more productively.
Agency work I hadn't thought of. Good one.
Not so keen on serving drunkards though :/
lumping round kegs and changing taps, washing up and glass collecting I'd happily do though. Can you do one without the other there?
Gardening work also a good idea. Food for thought.
 
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Retailers won't touch you on a 'Sunday only' policy as you'll attract double time/variant thereof.

Bar work is a good one. It's a piece of **** and as long as you work in an okay bar, it can be remarkably good fun.
 
[FnG]magnolia;16390471 said:
Retailers won't touch you on a 'Sunday only' policy as you'll attract double time/variant thereof.
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Not neccessarily, my place certainly doesn't pay double time, and indeed they have a person just for Sundays as well, so it's certainly possible.
 
Scubascorpion said:
Not so keen on serving drunkards though :/
lumping round kegs and changing taps, washing up and glass collecting I'd happily do though. Can you do one without the other there?
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Yes, if you can find a big/busy enough pub. One point is that you're not allowed to serve someone who is drunk so you should never be serving drunkards ;)
 
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