Second jobs for PTers. On topic

[Robretro]

I see a lot of part timers have other full time jobs. I know I will need one but am having trouble finding anything with a late enough start time.

What sort of jobs do people do after they get off in the morning? Just looking for ideas, any input appreciated. Thanks.

 

[What The Hawk?]

Costco. They pay for school, they have great benefits, and are willing to work with your schedule. You might have to push carts but you'll bring home more in money and happiness every week than a PT at UPS.

I am a PTer at UPS.

 

[cosmo1]

Costco. They pay for school, they have great benefits, and are willing to work with your schedule. You might have to push carts but you'll bring home more in money and happiness every week than a PT at UPS.

I am a PTer at UPS.

Are you working at Costco now?

 

[Brownslave688]

I see a lot of part timers have other full time jobs. I know I will need one but am having trouble finding anything with a late enough start time.

What sort of jobs do people do after they get off in the morning? Just looking for ideas, any input appreciated. Thanks.

Ask your coworkers. They have the best read on your local market.


Most here landscape or mow

 

[Brownslave688]

Are you working at Costco now?

No they drug test

 

[jaker]

What shift are you working preload or local sort

 

[el blanco]

What shift are you working preload or local sort

there's another shift

 

[Robretro]

What shift are you working preload or local sort

Preload

 

[Robretro]

Costco. They pay for school, they have great benefits, and are willing to work with your schedule. You might have to push carts but you'll bring home more in money and happiness every week than a PT at UPS.

I am a PTer at UPS.

There isn't one near me but this is the kind of info I am looking for. Thanks.

 

[What The Hawk?]

Do you plan on going to school?

 

[wayfair]

wait tables

 

[Big Package]

Wilco, Fred Meyer, L&M, Cabela's, Home Depot or Lowes. Stocking gigs are easy to get you already handled 1200 things every day and organized them.

 

[brownmonster]

Wilco, Fred Meyer, L&M, Cabela's, Home Depot or Lowes. Stocking gigs are easy to get you already handled 1200 things every day and organized them.

Thanks. Looking for retirement gigs.

 

[GenericUsername]

Here in Florida there's lots of opportunity for other jobs. Some wash boats, some landscape and some own their own lawn equipment and mow enough yards to pay their bills. Others repair small engines or paint. Some wait tables and others just go to school. A few of them do construction work. Hope it helps.

 

[Big Package]

Thanks. Looking for retirement gigs.

Those are all great jobs. There's clipboard gigs if you've done warehousing and a career at UPS will definitely bump you pay grades for supervising people to do loading and unloading, sorting and scanning all the way off and info the feeders.

 

[dookie stain]

I worked warehouse jobs when I was part time. But if you’re old enough I’d say bartend. My friend who’s a driver makes 300-500 a night every Saturday in about 5 hours

 

[jaker]

Oil change places are flexible , auto part stores just a couple

 

[zubenelgenubi]

On site apartment manager. Get a free apartment and some extra scratch.

 

[Observer]

Weekend pizza jobs, working part time at a UPS store or something similar. UPS store doesn't pay that great but at least it has a/c and heat. Working at a steak house during the weekend will also work. I've also heard that about bartenders - and if you have good listening skills you can get some good tips. Check all of your distribution centers such as Target, CVS, etc. Good luck.

 

[Coldworld]

Costco. They pay for school, they have great benefits, and are willing to work with your schedule. You might have to push carts but you'll bring home more in money and happiness every week than a PT at UPS.

I am a PTer at UPS.

Some Costco’s are Union....teamsters??? In California...