Highest Paying Casual Jobs (1 Viewer)

[kaylz]

I get $26.33 per hour working in a call centre..

 

[=candii=]

I get $26.33 per hour working in a call centre..

...how many hours per week do you work?

 

[kaylz]

Oh I do 40 a week when I'm back in Sydney during uni hols - I get about $775 after tax. Cool, huh? Hopefully going to start doing weekends and stuff.

 

[Bricnic]

A local butcher pays $19.50 an hour for casuals, not sure if that's the industry "going rate" though. Check it out anyway, it's good fun- you get to hack meat with cleavers!

 

[=candii=]

Oh I do 40 a week when I'm back in Sydney during uni hols - I get about $775 after tax. Cool, huh? Hopefully going to start doing weekends and stuff.

shyte. thats really good lol

 

[bustinjustin]

I get $26.33 per hour working in a call centre..

Which call centre? In or outbound? Is that before or after commission, if any?

 

[Logain]

Hey Kayleigh, gimme some hot tips and networking. I wanna work in a call centre in Bathurst.

 

[shariken]

ALDI pays about $19.87 an hour but you have to be available 5 out of a 7 day roster and you have to learn how to work in every department at the store.

 

[turtleface]

Employed by the uni to tutor uni subjects would be the best.

Somewhere in the region of $70-80 for the first hour per week, and 50+/hr thereafter.

Yeah uni is fairly high, our uni is $97 for first hour, and $68 for additional hour.

 

[alby]

I get $26.33 per hour working in a call centre..

you doing tech support sort of stuff or telemarketing?
they're both shit jobs imo

i used to do direct sales (on streets/in shopping centres)...ok commission rates, but definitely nowhere near being an easy jobs. in the month or so that i was there, our staff numbers went from 5 when i started, peaked at 6, then down to a grand total of 2 just after i left (had to go on prac for tafe). the guys are currently up in syd, trying to get some more people trained, then planning to come back down to the gong eventually

currently, i'm getting $150 for 16hrs a week of babysitting. with a 3mth old, there's not a lot of work...plus he's cute!

 

[kaylz]

insurance validations. it's actually not that bad. sorry will, it's in sydney.

 

[alby]

insurance validations? sounds boring

 

[Sandez]

How about jobs that are not based in a city?

I've done laboring that pays about $20 an hour.

 

[kaylz]

Maybe to you, but I'd sooner pluck pubes with a pair of electrified tweezers than babysit. Matter of preference, I guess.

 

[AlleyCat]

Shop around, Jezz, there are plenty of call centres that pay at least $20.

I work as a first aid supervisor on a construction site on Saturdays and get paid $35/hr.

During the week I work at a busy Italian restaurant and get $20 plus tips, which works out to be about $26/hr.

 

[alby]

yeah, but you still have to put up with shitty and.or stupid people on the other end

 

[katietheskatie]

i make kiddies snowcones at dreamworld and basically do jack shit for about $16

 

[kaylz]

yeah, but you still have to put up with shitty and.or stupid people on the other end

No, not really. All I have to do is talk to insurance agents, not irate customers. Even then, I'd still pick that over a whinging, diarrheic toddler.

 

[kaylz]

Kaylz, what experience did you need for that? My $13 p/hr call centre job just doesn't cut the mustard.

None. My mum's got the mad hookups. I'm directly employed, but mostly they go through an agency. I get an extra $6 on agency employees, but they still get a fairly good rate. Try agencies, I guess. That or go do a resume drop - ask any friends that work in call centres. Whereabouts do you live? There are hundreds in North Sydney.

 

[velox]

Still at Pymble jezmo? Try this www.cokecareers.com.au

I went there and tripled my rate.