ok,how to have two full time jobs 9am-5am,at the same time in different towns?
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Enter the 6th dimention or clone yourself.
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5:00 pm in your local time
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How about getting a part time job?
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you would be an employee of a certain company a parttime employee
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You can get a regular job that allows for telecommuting from your home.  I have a co-worker that works 3 days at home and 2 at the office.
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It really depends on where you live. You could go work at a restaurant, those hours are really flexible, and servers make a lot of money if it's a busy enough place. Also, yo could be a telemarketer if there is a call center near your house. And you can often schedule your hours around there. The last idea I have for you is to work at a retail sotre, one that you really like to shop at so you know the clientele and work there when you have free time.
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hospitalityjobs.com\nper hour depends on the job you want.
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No, you cant do it here. 50 hours is not a lot, try to use the opportunity to try out something that you may want to do with your life or in a job. Dont think of it as work,but as a chance to do something better for yourself, and ultimately, others.
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Happy hours after work are a good idea. If you have the manpower to have courtesy buses, that is another.
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Usually...11pm-7am or 10pm-6:30am. It all depends on the company though.
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tomorrow at 12 and sunday at same time
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Full time 5 days a week eight hours a day. Part time 10 -20 hours a week or 2 to 4 hours per day.
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need more details,  full job discription, temp. part or full time.
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Try registering with a temporary agency.  That way, when one assignment ends, if you have something planned, you do not have to take another until you are ready to do so. They do both part time and full time placements. You can also say you do not want to work the summer, then start again in September.  You can also accumulate vacation time with some of them, after working enough hours.
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I'm not going to pretend that I know what it is like to do the 7 on 7 off schedule, but the transition from day to night is rough. I invested in those room darkening blinds ($10 at Walmart) and stole a pair of ear plugs from the factory I worked for. If you're in a factory, you probably agree that the industrial ear plugs are good enough that you don't hear the trash man outside, but weak enough that you can hear the alarm. The new blinds didn't make my room pitch black at night, but it helped. As far as switching the schedules, try to push yourself on Friday (or whatever your last work day is) to not go to sleep until anywhere from 8-10 that night. It'll wear you out enough that you won't be up before the crack of dawn. You'll also get enough sleep that you can enjoy the weekend "properly". Also, try to get on a sleep schedule as soon as possible. If you stick to the same schedule everyother week your body will get more used to it quicker. ie. don't stay up til noon one day and get in bed at 8 the next.
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Your best bet would be either a temp agency that can find you appropriate part-time positions, or you can search for opportunities in your area on hotjobs, monster, or careerpath - you can specify geographic location and working hours (full or part time)
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Hey, I am new at this as well. I guess it is one of those learn as you go type of things. I'm also stuck at work. I can't leave entail 8 in the morning. That sucks because I am tired.