I was a waitress/Hostess at Dennys in Orange park jax 3 years ago then a cashier at family dollar 2 years ago and then an asst manager at Dollar General a year ago, due to issues i was forced to move to hawthorne last month and so far no such luck with a job.I was searching for anything really, from working from home to cleaning houses to babysitting!..


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My SIL works in childcare at Trinity Methodist and seems to enjoy it. I know her boss's name is Emily but that's about it. You could give them a call...good luck!

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When I was a single mom in need of a job, I went to TempForce.

I ended up working through them steady for almost 4 years before I remarried and was lucky enough to get to be a stay-at-home mom. Otherwise, I would probably still be working through them. I loved the woman who found my jobs. Her name was Lou, but I don't know if she is still there (I left 1.5 years ago). Despite the temping part, I only worked 4 jobs while I worked for them. One was a shorter 2 months, 1 was for 6 months, 1 was until they hired someone else, about a month, and the last was for 3 months shy of 3 years. Sometimes, the companies will hire you away from the service, which almost happened to me at my last one. In fact, my last job (the one I was at for almost 3 years) is asking me to come back and work for them from home.

Just an idea.

You should apply at Khols...(spelling?)... their new store is almost done being built on 13th street near the corner of Archer road... they are taking applications for all positions.

That would be my best suggestion.

Good luck!

Do a search for the Gainesville city positions along with the county positions. The govt jobs probably pay a little better AND offer some benefits. You'd also be likely to move up in whatever position you accept. There is less stability and more odd hours working in business. When I used to work with abused women/children, the govt jobs seemed to be better suited for single mothers with children. Best of luck to you. You sound like a hard worker so I'm sure you'll end up on your feet (and doing quite well).

I would try the Wal-Mart distribution center in Alachua.
I work there and love it.

I will state the following just FYI.

1. The work is hard physical labor
( unless you are in the office area)
2. You cannot have a record…
3. It is a drug free work place
4. They are very unforgiving about missing days. Running home for what ever reason is just not done.
( I say this because at my last job the younger mom’s would have to go home because their kids were sick or something and it happened so often some of the other employees had a problem with it) that’s the only draw back for young mom’s,
(you would have to have someone who could be the go get sick kids person)
5. Its long hard hours.
6. Most positions are un-loaders….You are unloading trucks all day, big trucks, heavy box’s standing all day.

The Pro’s

1. They are wonderful to work for.
2. The pay is great.
3. Your fellow workers are fun to be with
4. It’s like a family type work area.
5. Your supervisors really care about you and help you in any way they can.
6. I have worked with some of the best people there is there.
7. My daughter Brandy worked there as well and they were so understanding and sympathetic and helpful to me when she passed away, They went above and beyond the call of duty.
8. This is the best job I have ever had!

The O2B kids supercenter is have a hiring fair today.

oh, and I saw that Perkins is hiring smiling faces!

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