Seasonal Work

[tell-me-more]

What seasonal work is there between February and October in the UK that will earn between �25k and �30k?

[sara3]

I have no knowledge of such seasonal work.

[tell-me-more]

My cousin used to source Christmas trees and he got a couple of months off around Christmas when his job was done. Anything close would do!

[tell-me-more]

Yep, �30k, but only the two months off.

[sara3]

I had no knowledge that one could earn so much from seasonal work!

[CheekyChops]

Why don't you do the same then?

I think your cousin was pulling your leg. How hard is it to source Christmas trees? They grow them in at least 2 places near me that I know of!!

[bednobs]

i thnk what you are looking for does not exist if you earned 30 k in 7 months, thats a pro rated wage of over 50,000. To earn a wage like that you would more than likely need a professional job, which are not usually seasonal, and certainly i wouldn't think you'd get a wage of over 50 grand PAPR for sourcing christmas trees. You must have your maths wrong, surely?

[Ethel]

Not exactly hard to spot, are they, Christmas trees. Not like truffles; or pearls.

[factor-fiction]

Professional cricketer?

[Lil O'lady]

Does holding up post offices count as seasonal work?

[terambulan]

How about gravelling and stoning patios. Tiling roofs for vulnerable OAPs. Logging & lopping trees. No exp necessary and cash jobs.

Get some good insurance though as your liable to get 'ruffed-up' by extended family.

[mrs_overall]

Loitering around the docks perhaps?
I suppose how much you earn would depend on your looks and...ahem....talents

[sara3]

donkey rides in Blackpool.

[buildersmate]

I didn't realise that donkeys in Blackpool required carrying.