Best Paid Part-time Job

plastic-man

I'm a student looking for a part-time job, have good experience with dealing with people, impressive CV, and appealing reference. What's the best paid part-time job you've worked or know of?

m@cc@

Anything in the public service - time and a half at least at the weekends.

Sabre0001

Heard of people who worked in the Maternity hospital (Limerick) - €10+ per hour (a few years ago) and double pay weekends and holidays...Not sure if it's the nicest of jobs though and long hours (and maybe YOU will be asked to miss Christmas / New Years, etc)

Also, have to agree with above poster...

plastic-man

worked in a hospital for few years, great pay, just hard work, mentally draining, alot of ppl in your face all the time, not pleasant! so far best deal I can see is xtra-vision €9.09 per hour, can anyone top that ?

Bluetonic

plastic-man wrote: »

I'm a student looking for a part-time job, have good experience with dealing with people, impressive CV, and appealing reference. What's the best paid part-time job you've worked or know of?

Sounds like drug dealing would suit.

Dave!

Paddy Power pay quite well... Not certain, but I think it's about E12ph! Certainly better than Xtravision anyways

masseyno9

Marks and Spencer apparently pay well. Heard of a few people leaving where i used to work to go there.

plastic-man

i've always considered the "so how much do you pay" a very cheeky question whilst talking to a manager for the first time. Anybody know a better, quick way to find out how a business pays part-timers, are they even obliged to give out this information over phone?

kmart6

You'll be lucky to find any decent paid part-time job at the moment!

projectmayhem

plastic-man wrote: »

worked in a hospital for few years, great pay, just hard work, mentally draining, alot of ppl in your face all the time, not pleasant! so far best deal I can see is xtra-vision €9.09 per hour, can anyone top that ?

After 6 months Currys/PC World pay 9.70 to all employees, part-time or otherwise. There are then options to go up the payscale, but I imagine they're for full-time only

tribulus

Bookshops are quite pleasant places to work imo. Customers are generally nicer, hours aren't unsociable, pay can be decent depending on your definition. Helps if you like books of course.

kmart6

P.S.

Mate you've got 3 threads now about part-time jobs and the front page of this forum! How about you just look around and do some research yourself...all your going to get here is wat other people would be seeing around the net.

Best bet would be to try www.jobs.ie

brianthebard

Teaching grinds,30e per hour.

rejkin

plastic-man wrote: »

i've always considered the "so how much do you pay" a very cheeky question whilst talking to a manager for the first time. Anybody know a better, quick way to find out how a business pays part-timers, are they even obliged to give out this information over phone?

Just ring them up and ask the first person who answers the phone,dont give your name obviously,I did that after i had an interview and it worked grand

plastic-man

brianthebard wrote: »

Teaching grinds,30e per hour.

leaving cert, junior cert, college? im 18 but i think im in a position to give a pretty decent grind in english or maths or business