Tracy Said:

What are the requirements of a part time telemarketing job?

We Answered:

For the first 2 years you will have to work in the telemarketing call center. The supervisor will be able to see you from a few feet away. They will monitor your number of calls per hour and your length of time on the phone for each call. They can not do that at home. Once they trust you, you could work at home. But by that time you will be the superivsor and you will have to be at the call center..

Nora Said:

What is a part time job that I can do working from home?

We Answered:

The best way that I have found make my own hours, is a company called Pure Romance. We are an in home party plan that caters to women. I get to make a full time income on just 6 hours a week (3 hours away from home, 1 night per week), but you can work more or less depending on your needs.

I have been with Pure Romance for 2 years now & I love my job! I get paid to party! You get to laugh and tell stories. Best of all, you make up to $200 an hour! Can't beat that.

I'd love to chat with you about if Pure Romance could work in your life. I have helped lots of women achieve their career goals with this company. Please visit my website for more information, including my phone number if you want to call me with questions.

Tracey Said:

Can I quit my part time job and still collect unemployment benefits?

We Answered:

You need to speak with the unemplyment office about that. If someone on here were to tell you that you could quit, and you did, and then you stopped getting unemploymet because of it you would be screwed. Just talk to someone at the office to be sure.

Stephen Said:

Can you have a part time job and still collect unemployment?

We Answered:

<Eligible check>
Although specific eligibility requirements vary from state to state, most states have the same basic standards for collecting unemployment benefits. They include:

-You must be unemployed or working less than full time
-You must meet certain income requirements
-You must be ready, willing, and able to work
-You must have involuntarily left your job

In general, you won't be eligible for benefits if:

-You quit your job simply because you didn't like it
-You're fired for committing a crime (e.g., stealing)
-You've never worked before

For more information, contact your state's local employment office. You can also look in the state government section of your phone book under Unemployment Insurance, Unemployment Compensation, Employment Insurance, or Employment Service. Or, you can try surfing the Internet using these same key terms.

<How are benefits calculated?>
Regardless of which state you live in, you'll receive a weekly unemployment benefit based on how long you were employed and your prior wages. The state will calculate your average weekly wage, and you will receive a percentage of that wage based on your state's formula. You can figure out your average weekly wage by adding up 12 months' worth of pay stubs and dividing that number by 52. If you were salaried, just divide your annual salary by 52.

Length will vary depends on your situation. Usually it last up to 26 weeks..

I'd recommend you to go ahead and call your local unemployment office, and get a clear answer.

Willard Said:

What fashion store is good for a part time job?

We Answered:

In Macy's there's departments of perfume (it's not part of Macy's), join them.

William Said:

How long does the average teenager keep a part-time job? Is 11 months good or should I keep it for longer?

We Answered:

11 - 12 months is good; you are young and employers expect that you will have several job changes through your college years. At this point you are simply building work experience, not a career history.

The way you leave a job is with a written notice (usually two weeks.) Something along these lines is sufficient:


Dear Mr./Ms. Boss,

Please accept this letter as my notice of resignation, effective (date.) I will be returning to school.

Thank you for the opportunities you have given me.
I have enjoyed my time with Company A, and wish you and everyone here continued success.

Regards,

You

Have a great time in college!