ML - yeah, the whole odd jobs/jill of all trades circuits have worked very very well for me in the past. Unfortunately, no one's hiring anyone for much of anything these days.
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Temp agencies might provide the path to least resistance. The plus side of it, they can get you into a job within hours, they have a stockpile of employers listed, so they know who might be in need of something more permanent. You can get experience in the field or with a specific employer that you may want a future with ? Get the foot in the door, there might be a networking opportunity ?
transformer - I'm gonna schlep over to some staffing agencies this week, good call!
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Home health care's median hourly wage is $9.11 an hour. That's pretty damn bad. Sure it's a growing field but then so is every other shitty no-pay job out there.
Jason - yeah, caregivers are comically underpaid for the intense work they do. $9/hr > $0/hr, though - and I'm serious when I say I'll take anything right now. I can live on $1000/mo; I've lived on much less before.
