Where can I find night shift work in St. Paul (or Metro area), MN.?
I'm finishing a summer course in a week and will need to make $2600 in the next 6-10 weeks to pay off the course. I've searched Craigslist, Monster, Jobdig, and other sites for night shift employment in the metro area in Minnesota but have yet to find a job that doesn't require much experience (because college takes up so much of your time). At this point I'm thinking about applying through a temp agency but that could take more time too. Who in MN knows of a good place that's always hiring 3rd shift employees (and has a base pay of $11+)? Any help would be great!
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Answer 1 :
Walgreens, in most suburban cities or big cities a lot of them are open 24 hours...just an idea
Answer 2 :
nursing homes and home health and group homes need someone to sleep there ovenight...
Answer 3 :
Check with any of the "big box" retailers, like Home Depot, WalMart, Target, and such. They routinely hire for overnight stock help at about the rate you are seeking, and require very little experience.
I'm finishing a summer course in a week and will need to make $2600 in the next 6-10 weeks to pay off the course. I've searched Craigslist, Monster, Jobdig, and other sites for night shift employment in the metro area in Minnesota but have yet to find a job that doesn't require much experience (because college takes up so much of your time). At this point I'm thinking about applying through a temp agency but that could take more time too. Who in MN knows of a good place that's always hiring 3rd shift employees (and has a base pay of $11+)? Any help would be great!
Other - US Local Businesses - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Walgreens, in most suburban cities or big cities a lot of them are open 24 hours...just an idea
Answer 2 :
nursing homes and home health and group homes need someone to sleep there ovenight...
Answer 3 :
Check with any of the "big box" retailers, like Home Depot, WalMart, Target, and such. They routinely hire for overnight stock help at about the rate you are seeking, and require very little experience.
