[il-talk] Fw: The Top 50 Part-Time Work From home Jobs
Robert A Hansen
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Wed Aug 13 04:07:28 UTC 2014
this sounds like stuff that anybody would want then you don't have to take three buses and 2 trains to work all the time you can just stay at home and work saves on bus fare and you don't have to get your shoes dirty and you don't have to buy any suits.
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Subject [il-talk] Fw: The Top 50 Part-Time Work From home Jobs
The Top 50 Part-Time Work From home Jobs
This may be of interest to anyone looking to enter the workforce.
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The Top 50 Part-Time Work From Home Jobs
FlexJobs ranks the top 50 job categories that offer the most work-from-home jobs
with part-time schedules.
The 'back to school' season often generates an increase in stay at home moms (and dads) looking for part-time work once their children are in school for much of the day.Boulder, CO (PRWEB) August 12, 2014
For job seekers looking to work from home on a part-time basis, FlexJobs has identified the top 50 job categories that had the most open positions in the last year. The list was compiled by analyzing job listing data from September 2013 through July 2014 for jobs that offered part-time hours and the option to work from home. According to FlexJobs’ CEO Sara Sutton Fell, job seekers who are most interested in these types of flexible jobs include mothers, retirees, caregivers, military spouses, graduate students, people with disabilities, and any professionals interested finding better work-life balance.
The "back to school" season often generates an increase in stay at home moms (and dads) looking for part-time work once their children are in school for much of the day. In a FlexJobs survey last year of working parents, 33% of respondents said that having their children back in school was a reason for their job search. Additionally, 82% said that having a flexible job was "very important" to them as parents of school aged children.
For parents and other audiences looking for flexible work, here are the top 50 part-time work from home job categories over the past year:
1. Computer & IT
2. Medical & Health
3. Customer Service
4. Education & Training
5. Web & Software Dev
6. Writing
7. Inbound Call
8. Call Center
9. Teaching
10. Sales
11. Bilingual
12. Online Content
13. K-12 Teaching
14. Project Management
15. College & University Teaching
16. News & Journalism
17. Manager
18. Research
19. Insurance
20. Nursing
21. Analyst
22. Technical Support
23. Internet & Ecommerce
24. Medical Coding
25. Consulting
26. Accounting & Finance
27. Marketing
28. HR & Recruiting
29. Editing
30. Administrative
31. Business Development
32. Account Management
33. Travel & Hospitality
34. Science
35. Math & Economics
36. Data Entry
37. Client Services
38. IT Consulting
39. Case Management
40. Translation
41. Virtual Admin
42. Human Services
43. Sales Representative
44. Art & Creative
45. Graphic Design
46. Pharmaceutical
47. Nonprofit & Philanthropy
48. Web Design
49. Advertising & PR
50. Entertainment & Media
“Of course these flexible job options appeal to any job seeker searching for better work-life balance,” Sara Sutton Fell, CEO of FlexJobs shared. “But it’s worth noting that these types of schedules and available positions are an eye-opener for any parent thinking about returning to the workforce now that schools across the country are back in session or about to start. Many people don’t realize they can work part-time from home in a legitimate, professional-level job during school hours.”
For moms in particular, part-time work-from-home jobs can be a step back into the workforce or a chance to find better balance if they're already working. Pew Research found that 47 percent of all moms say their ideal situation would be to work part-time, and 44 percent of moms currently working full-time would rather work part-time.
For people at or near retirement, part-time work-from-home jobs may be necessity. The Federal Reserve just released statistics that show that almost 20 percent of people aged 55 to 64 years have zero dollars saved for retirement. And almost half of current retirees, and 72 percent of those near retirement, will need or want to work at least part-time, rather than retire completely according to a new study.
“There are several full-time jobs offering the option to telecommute as well,” added Fell. “But we thought it was especially timely to view the different part-time options now that school is back in session.”
For more information on the list of 50 top work-from-home job categories and job details, visit: http://www.flexjobs.com/blog/post/top-50-part-time-work-from-home-jobs/
About FlexJobs
FlexJobs is the leading online service for professionals seeking telecommuting, flexible schedule, part-time, and freelance jobs. With job listings in over 50 career categories and opportunities ranging from entry-level to executive, freelance to full-time, FlexJobs offers job seekers a safe, easy, and efficient way to find professional and legitimate flexible job listings. Having helped over a half million people in their job searches, FlexJobs has been featured on CNN, the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Good Morning America, among hundreds of other trusted media and is a proud partner in the 1 Million for Work Flexibility initiative.
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