how can I work at two jobs full time without my employer finding out?
817510
Just don't tell any one  that you are working two jobs....  It is tough to lie though and you will be very tried from working so much.  You could try to ask for overtime you would make more money an hour and then only have to work a few extra hours. \n\nGood Luck   life is hard....
1126886
Get a second job.  That should keep you busy.
78287
Contact your state operator. Your state also should have a website. They may have information also. \n\nYou have to have proof of the activity that is happening in order to do anything. Something on paper is always good. They will investigate quicker that way. They will ask certain questions and want to investigate the company. \n\nStates differ in the "steps" that need to be taken. A person at the labor board will walk you through and also let you know that your name will not be given to the company and/or they (the labor board) will not put your job at risk
900629
I have been there, done that.  I was always able to act professionally and separate work for personal life, but not the women I chose, except for one - my wife.  \n\nSome companies don't care, but two I worked for frowned upon it to the point if you married, one would have to quit (these were office positions) due to they could possibly lose two employees if one were fired or took another job.  Also, with the level of the positions, two can manipulate more than one and that could lead to embezzlement in the company's eyes.  \n\nIt's not worth the headache.
706284
If you already started one job, and quit suddenly, what would those people think that hired you and you quit?  They wouldn't hire you at all in 4-10 years right?  So you need to find out which job is more important to have right now, because you are living in the now, not 4 years. If the other job is better, and is more promising for your future, you have already started, so it's too late to quit that one. You already made your mistake so you've got to live with it, unless you really think that other job is so important that you should not leave it.  All I'm saying is that you need to put your all into one job, not be divided between two jobs. If you don't quickly decide and follow through you might end up with no job. Why did you take another job unless it's better paying or better for you?
645204
There are bonding services through your local employment security commision that will bond you so you can work.This will help you get work because they will insure you, incase something happens while you are working. Just type in www.bonding services.com for your state and it will explain everything to you. Good Luck!!!!!
93261
Because of the privacy act, most employers will only confirm start date and end date.  They MAY answer if you would be eligible for re-hire.  They CANNOT quote salary.  Within the same organization, however, that information would be considered confidential, not private.
1139375
Say it exactly as you just did.\nIt's not in the original scope of the job and to either do it right the way the first time or you'll be having a chat with the person who hired you to redefine both your responsibilities and your pay scale.\n\nAll they've got to do is their job.  If they can't hack it, I think the owner has a right to know it.
454124
Not in the United States.  These laws are geared toward maternity, illness in the family, etc.  If you want to start a business and wanted time off of a job where you worked for me, I would tell you to make a choice.....either you work for me or you want to be self-employed.  If you are working to get to the latter, then realistically, do this nights and weekends and build up your business to a point where you can afford to quit your day job.
785857
Well I would tell you new workplace that this is not common practice for you. Provide them with references from previous employers of yours that prove you have a had very litle time off in past jobs. Suggest this was a one-off.\n\nPesonally I wouldnt tell them the truth that the job was too stressful for you because it will come accross as though you couldnt handle the job and so it could easily happen again when you work for the new employers. I would tell a white lie and say you experienced personal problems(wife/family?) that led you to suffer from a stress related problem like anxiety etc. The doctors notes you have will back this up as they outline you have suffered from stress.\n\nI know its not great to lie but if I was an employer I wouldn't employ you if I knew you had time off from work due to the stress of the job. And anyway if you know in your heart that you CAN do this job well and it wont happen again it doesn't harm anyone. Jobs allow us to survive in life pay mortgages, our kids shoes etc and so as this lie wont hurt anyone and means you can get your job...theres no real problem.
546768
I know it's not right but some companies don't have paid benefits for part time employs, at your age they may consider you an insurance risk......\nSome companies you must work 1000 hrs. part time  before they make you full time to see if your going to work out there or pull your weight........\n\nI work at a warehouse store...... \nThey hire older people like yourself full time so they have insurance,  but if you abuse it they have know problem firing you!!!!\n\nWhat was your last job????\nWhat can you do?????\nAre you looking for full time for insurance????
348689
Take a temp job with a well known company. You can try out different companys..and types of positions within them. Then you have an in with them if you decide you'd like to stay.
858340
Something legal, like work a second job.
934548
Never quit a job before you get another one.  So start looking for another job right away.  When you get one then you can quit.
119115
go to www.w2express.com and u will find out how to obtain ur w2 form without going thru ur previous employer...good luck...:)
333110
YES you can. Some do it to augment income, others do it to "test the waters" before launching full time their businesses or some just want to do something fun and profitable during weekends.\n\nThe article "10 Weekend Home Businesses" give a few ideas of businesses that you can do part-time during weekends or during weekdays.\n\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol67/weekend.htm\n\nThe article is based on the book by Dan Ramsey called "101 Best Weekend Businesses," which offers 101 proven businesses that you can operate in your spare time without jeopardizing your full-time job. I suggest you get a copy of this book either from your library or favorite bookstore to see possible businesses that you can do.\n\nThe article "Balancing Part-Time Business with Full-Time Job" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol114/balancing.htm provides some tips on how to handle doing business on the side. Here are some of them:\n\n1. Be open to your boss at work about your business. This of course depends on your dynamics with your boss, but one benefit is that it allows your boss to see you as someone who has other skills and capabilities that are not presently tapped in your present job, but may be helpful for a higher position.\n\n2. Do not compete for clients. One cardinal rule of balancing full time work with part time business is that you must not compete and steal your day job’s clients\n\n3. Schedule and plan your time accordingly. The toughest part of starting a business while working is finding enough time to do both jobs well. \n\n4. Keep your commitments realistic. Assess your schedule and ensure that your commitments to deliver services or products are realistic. \n\n5. Seek the support of your family members. Discuss with your family your plans to continue working at your job full-time while starting a business on the side. \n\n6. Use technology to help you run your business. If you are trying to balance work with business, technology should be your best friend. Make full use of available technology.\n\n7. Take care of yourself. The demands of a full-time job and a part-time business can take its toll on you. Your fatigue and stress levels may hit stratospheric proportions at times, and you better be prepared for this.
87275
Yes there is, and women too.  I've held two jobs at once, not because I wanted to, but out of neccessity.  The only benefit I got was being able to pay my bills on time, which was rewarding enough in itself.