M.K. asks from Ada, MI on January 03, 2007
Seeking a New Job Opportunity That Is "Kid Friendly"
In other words I am keeping my options open. I currently have a fulltime job that pays well but its long hours (12 shifts) at night and this drains me and doesnt allow for me to see my son for more than an hour on the days that I work. I would be very interested in an alternative job that I could possibly do that would allow me to see my son more and possibly has onsite daycare? or pays for part of daycare cost? flexible Spending account (for childcare) ?? Any suggestions?? I would love to hear them,,
Thanks for your replys,
M.
So What Happened?™
Thanks for all the great responses ladies. I really appreciate it and I have checked out all the websites you passed along to me. I will continue to search as I do not feel that I have found something that fits me as of yet.
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B.J. answers from Denver on January 03, 2007
Not sure if this will work for you, but I'd suggest checking out the following Web site. They help people who have children get hired at different positions. Good luck!
tentiltwo.com
:)
Barb
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C.S. answers from Philadelphia on September 08, 2007
Hi M.,
Are you still looking for that perfect job? I now it has been a long time since your post. Would you consider working from home? If you would, I know it is so hard to find the right thing. Not every at home opportunity is for everybody. I'd be happy to chat with you about a company that is helping me build my business at home. No pressure. You can check out my web site or just send me a note if you are interested or just curious.
Good luck!
C. Smith
www.enhanceyourwayoflife.com
L.S. answers from Fort Collins on October 11, 2007
Hi M.,
I just signed up with mamasource and saw your old post. Did you find employment? We're looking for someone for a live-out nanny position. If you think this is something that you'd be interested in, please see my post or email me.
Thanks
R.S. answers from Colorado Springs on April 18, 2007
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C.P. answers from Denver on January 04, 2007
M., check out my website: appleadaymom.com If you are interested in more information, fill out the "get more info" section and I will call you at your convenience and talk more about it!
C.
A.H. answers from Salt Lake City on January 16, 2007
Hi M.,
I worked for a company called Alpine Access for over a year. They are a work-from-home company that is totally legit. You never have to pay them anything, you are paid hourly by either direct deposit or they will mail you a check bi-weekly. You are paid $9.00 an hour after training for most programs. They have a lot of clients like Office Depot, 1-800-flowers, and even GE consumer finance. You just take inbound customer service calls, you aren't making any outbound calls, and you don't have to pressure anyone to buy stuff. (You are not allowed to let the customers know that you are working from home.) I really liked the job, and left for personal reasons that had nothing to do with Alpine at all. (I'm actually thinking of going back soon) The only draw-back is that they have a 0 tolerence policy on back-ground noise. It's possible for you to get late evening, or early morning shifts though... or maybe even when your son is at school. It is a very flexible job where you set your own availablilty (following their guidelines, e.g. "must show 25 hours of availability between 6am and 3pm 5 days a week" it varies by program). If you want more info try their website at www.alpineaccess.com
Good luck!
A.
K.W. answers from Colorado Springs on January 12, 2008
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C.S. answers from Salt Lake City on April 02, 2007
Just saw this. I'm new to mamasource. Wondering if you found a job that worked for you. I've been tryint to get on with Mckay Dee because they have an onsite daycare, but so far no luck.
I have worked for alpine. Actually, I'm still technically employeed by them, but can't get on a program that would work with the quiet hours in my home.
I wish you luck,
C.
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