new job

[kopend]

my g/f wants a new job
she is fed up working in production
any ideas?? . are there any "real" jobs you can do from home
you often see signs saying work from home and earn 600 quid
which i am sure all all scams one way or another. so dont want to go down that route
but if there are any genuine jobs you can do from home - please tell

[NazNomad]

Ok, production is out ... what other skills has she got?

[oranger]

I would advise g/f to sit tight until employment situation eases.

[boxtops]

A lot of home-working jobs advertised are hard to make any money from - you have to buy your own envelopes, spend your own petrol, etc. People like Avon ladies can make a good living if you have a large customer base. She could be a petsitter? However, in the current financial climate, any job is better than no job - I would advise her to stick with it for a bit longer.

[Eve]

Not the best time to be looking for another career!

On the Avon theme, I've also heard people who do home parties like Ann Summers can make a bit of extra money although not full time job kind of money and there is the obvious trade off of them being mostly evenings and weekends. Some firms like Virgin also do them for cosmetics.

[evajoseph]

Well the best job for your gf will be to work as a freelancer. Freelancer are the people who work from home. Their job is task bound instead of time bound, i.e they do the job when they want to. To know more about what a company expect from a freelancer you can follow this link http://www.tictacdo.c...ityTemplate15gt5e7fkq
Being a freelancer you can earn more money sitting at home. You just need to complete the task given by the company within the time limit given by them and then forward it to the company.

[kopend]

thanks for your answers

she is thinking of doing something temporary till after christmas

like dog walking / shooping service / cleaning

maybe put a few cards in shop windows

any other ideas of theings she can offer (keep it clean)

and what sort of fee (£10.00 per hour??)