Sentences with phrase «lower paying gigs»

Many of those are lower paying gigs in the retail or warehouse management sectors.

Not exact matches

But the few lower - paying projects I wouldn't have considered when I was only looking at the money part of the equation had their own payoff: Those projects directly led to more lucrative connections and gigs later.

For example, while a number of communities are debating how to provide benefits to gig economy workers, without policies that ensure a baseline wage threshold or that grant workers a voice in determining their wages and benefits, low - road companies could respond to requirements to contribute to benefits with commensurate decreases in pay.

Pay your capital gains taxes while they are low, sign on for a consulting / writing gig / non-compete for 3 years @ $ 300k / yr = cake & eating it too.

The damage wrought by the PSUs, Baylors, and MSUs is so enormous, so incomprehensibly reprehensible, that the frameworks of «well they paid a fine and lost some scholarships» or «some of the admins went to jail» or «the head coach was fire and laid low for a few years before getting another gig» falls laughably, horrifically short.

Nowadays, New York - based Jackie has to slum it in low - paying nostalgia gigs where he follows such fellow small screen has - beens as Brett Butler («Grace Under Fire») and Jimmie Walker («Good Times»).

You get paid a very small amount per gig (sometimes as low as $ 0.05) but you can do these tasks very quickly.

After working too many low - paying gigs, I've now learned how to comfortably ask for more.

The gigs on this site pay incredibly low amounts - less than a nickel typically.

With that in mind, taking on any old side gig is like accepting any job offer that comes your way — you could be selling yourself short with pay too low to make the experience worth the effort.

You can land the easy gigs anyone can do — greeter, line stander, grill master — but as with any job marketplace (like Upwork), those lower - barrier - to - entry jobs are saturated, competitive and generally don't pay much.

If you feel there are still benefits to be offered by taking a lower - paying gig, though, try to also negotiate for one of these six kinds of supplementary payment options, too.

You'll be better off highlighting an unpaid gig that's connected to your field in the Experience section than a low - paid, unrelated service job.

Also goes to show you that, even though it was a low - paying RE gig, putting enough time and effort to produce your best work can pay off in the long run