Online jobs

[LoisHoward]

Hi there,
I wish to do online jobs. Any info regarding the online jobs are appreciated.

[seduraed]

Re: Online jobs

Look on mumsnet there are often work at home and online jobs. You can do surveys and make a little money there.

[leclerc]

Re: Online jobs

Hi there,
I wish to do online jobs. Any info regarding the online jobs are appreciated.

Moneysavingexpert has a whole forum dedicated to people who do that type of thing. You would need to register as self employed with HMRC.

I don't recommend online jobs because a lot of them may not necessarily pay that much.

[LoisHoward]

Re: Online jobs

Thank You leclerc for your reply. Can you mention some other means for earning, I like to do crochet, fabric designing. Can you help me?

[leclerc]

Re: Online jobs

Thank You leclerc for your reply. Can you mention some other means for earning, I like to do crochet, fabric designing. Can you help me?

Everything depends on what you are looking for and hours of work.

Can I clarify whether you live in the UK as your posts are early in the morning? What are your circumstances ie family commitments, what hours of work are you looking at? Anything preventing you approaching job agencies? Do you have a CV?

[xxmagex]

Any working from home jobs that are not based on existing experience in a particular industry will be terrible. The ONLY people I have ever known or heard of working from home have been professionals that have worked up to a position where it is possible or are effectively self employed contractors. Either way, they all had an industry they knew well enough to work from home.

[orangeboy51]

visit upwork, freelancer, hubstaff, fiver, or even linkedin jobs.

[MIKE770]

hope the latest posters do not get a job as they cannot read dates and are spammers no wonder we live in a dysfunctional world == of such an old thread