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[gategrrl]

 Target is looking for seasonal workers, and printed up a flyer for prospective employees. After Little guy goes through his tonsilectomy, I'll probably go and sign up at the in-store computer station. Thing is, I haven't worked at a "real job" in years. I don't even know the names of the temp companies I worked *for* ten years ago - I think one of them was Kelley.  Oh well. Can't suceed until you try, eh? I hope I can get Mother's Hours.

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[betacandy.livejournal.com]

There is a Kelly's temp agency.

For seasonal part-time, bookstores can also be fun. I've done that a couple of times - co-workers tend to be a bit more educated, and you can often read entire books over a few days during your breaks, and you get a discount. Barnes and Noble is the most uptight one to work at - Borders is pretty fun.

[gategrrl.livejournal.com]

I would *love* to work PT at a bookstore - except the Big Box bookstore nearby opens at 10am...although if they're interested in hiring PT for four or five hours a day, yeah, I'd do it. As long as I can pick the rugrats up at 2:40 from school.