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Part-Time: 15 to 25 hours a week, $20 - $30 per hour with tips and commissions; set your own schedule. ● Tips Paid Daily ● Relaxed staff in a fun and fast paced environment ● Encouraging Management ● No coloring or chemicals ● No early mornings or late nights ● Ability to make your own schedule JOB DESCRIPTION: Our hair stylists, barbers and cosmetologists have a natural friendly and upbeat attitude with a commitment to provide an unforgettably fun and exciting haircut experience for all the families that visit this salon.
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If you are a self-starter, looking for flexible hours throughout the week, this may be for you! Take at least 2 surveys per week. Online surveys are a great way to earn extra income as a side gig/hustle, part-time job or even as a full time job.
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What you’ll do: Haul Amazon loads (100% no touch freight) using state of the art Amazon-branded equipment and technology , including brand new day cabs Drive local and regional routes that have you home after every shift Work a minimum of 39 hours per week (3 shifts of 12.5 hours each) with opportunities for additional shifts and overtime when needed.
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Depending on a county and if it is urban or rural you will complete anywhere from 20-500 inspections per month working 2-30 hours per week. Independent contractors earn predictable full-time or supplemental income and enjoy a flexible schedule.
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Online surveys can pay up to $25 per completed survey. Access to a computer or smartphone. Earn up to $25 per survey. Earn up to $25 per survey. Have a desire to work from home.
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Regular, full-time or part-time employees working 20 or more hours per week are eligible for comprehensive benefits including: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, STD/LTD, 401(K), ESPP, Paid time off (PTO) or Flexible time off (FTO), Commissions, and Company bonus where applicable.
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