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Some employment is temporary or does not result in an actual paycheck. These jobs are traditionally cash only and may not include benefits such as healthcare or 401 (k) options.

If you are interested in earning some quick cash to get you through a rough time or you want to earn some money while you go to school full-time, these employment options may be for you. Some of these cash jobs may not involve regularly scheduled work times and some are often popular with younger workers, such as teenagers during the summer time.

Some of the best ways to get cash jobs are through word of mouth or advertising your services in public areas such as grocery stores or recreation centers. Experience is often a factor in securing the best cash jobs and excellent references may be a requirement. When you find a cash job, make sure you do your best, arrive on time and remain polite at all times. Ask your supervisor or employer for a reference to obtain other cash jobs.

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Current Child Care Employment Opportunities

You can build an impressive resume if you work hard at cash jobs, and they lead to more permanent employment.

  • Child Care Cash Jobs 
    The best way to get your foot in the babysitting business is to care for children you know. You can then use these references when you branch out find new clients. Many parents feel uncomfortable with the idea of leaving infants or babies with inexperienced baby sitters, so you should not expect to care for little ones when you get your first job. Start with children ranging in age from 6 to 10, and, as you gain experience, you can care for younger children or children with special needs. People with baby sitting experience can also advance to nanny jobs or au pair positions. Most jobs pay cash immediately, though long term or regular positions may develop scheduled payments based on the situation.
  • Lawn or Garden Care Cash Jobs
    Many people either do not have time or the ability to care for their lawns. A popular cash job is to mow lawns, trim trees, cart debris away or rake leaves. If you live in a snowy area during the winter, you can also earn cash by taking snow shoveling jobs. The best way to find these positions is to post an ad for your services at the local senior center or recreation area. You can also post your name and phone number on public bulletin board space at churches, public transportation centers or grocery stores. As you gain experience in lawn care, you may be able to find a position as a gardener or landscaper.
  • House- or Pet-Sitting Cash Jobs 
    Many people need occasional help with their pets or home while they travel for business or go on vacation. Holiday seasons and the summer months are booming times for this cash business. One of the best ways to find clients is to ask for referrals from clients you already have. If you baby sit or do yard work already, mention that you would be happy to house sit or care for animals when clients go out of town overnight. Also, pet walking is a popular cash job in some areas. Some people hire dog walkers to let their animals outside during the day while the owners work. Post your information at places like veterinary clinics, animal shelters or pet supply stores to find new clients.
  • Cleaning Cash Jobs
    Some people do not have the time or energy to clean their own home. You can turn this need into a lucrative cash job. Again, post advertisements with your information at community centers to find clients. Some people who clean to earn cash charge by the hour, while others charge by the square footage of a home or number of rooms.
  • Companion Cash Jobs
    As the population ages, more and more older people are living with their adult children. Others are living alone but need assistance. With the proper preparation, you can turn this into a cash job. Many people are looking for companions to their elderly parents. People who live with and care for their elderly parents or family members may need to hire a companion when they leave to shop or go to work. Other people may hire a companion to help elderly relatives with house hold tasks like opening a jar or medicine bottle. This cash job may involve light cleaning and cooking as you help elderly people with their individual needs.

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7 Responses for "Cash Jobs"

  • Deborah Hawsey November 20th, 2007 at 9:05 am 1

    I think that the cash jobs is just what I need. And I enjoy The Companion Sitting jobs, Cleaning for cash jobs. The House and the pet sitting. And Ithink that these are great ideas. Thank you for suggesting them.

  • jim kolb November 24th, 2007 at 1:22 pm 2

    great idea for someone like who needs fash cash.

  • angela gamble January 9th, 2008 at 5:05 pm 3

    I am on disability and can only work a few hours a week couple day’s a week. I am looking for employment but I need cash so I don’t get medical card taken away. Please help me with suggestion’s and or employment oppurtunity. I am single parent and need cash fast thank you in advance for any and all help.

  • Harold Jessup February 2nd, 2008 at 11:17 am 4

    You need to understand that when you’re on any kind
    of disability, you may be being watched by undercover operatives to see if you’re able to do jobs you said you couldn’t do.

    If you get caught, you could go to jail for fraud and/or lose your compensation or both.

    I’m currently on unemployment now and understand your need for cash but is it work a 3rd Degree Felony on your record?

    Best of luck!

    Harold

  • Mario Aponte February 19th, 2008 at 11:56 am 5

    I’m currently looking for a job that pays under the table, can anyone help me out in here?

  • Peaches Monroe April 4th, 2008 at 1:17 pm 6

    To #3 - “Angela” Jan 9, 2008 5:05 PM :

    U R the type of scammer who gets the truly disabled who really need assistance a bad rep.
    UR type puts people with legitimate needs under suspicion. If you can work for cash, under the radar, then you can work legitimately! Get your lazy self out and get a job and keep your pants on so U don’t bring anymore deadbeat kids into the world!

    I hope U do get caught **********!

    Signed,
    A hard working, taxpayer.

  • Andy April 6th, 2008 at 10:49 pm 7

    hey harold, ***********. she’s trying to find the job to avoid having the medical card taken away meaning no felonies *******


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