Whether you're a working mom looking to cut back, or a stay-at-home mom ready to rejoin the workforce, you're probably looking at part-time jobs. 80 percent of working moms with minor children would rather not work full time, according to a Pew Research Center survey.
But part-time jobs that pay well are scarce. And many of the work-from-home offers turn out to be scams. Fortunately, several Web sites have sprung up to match professionals – mostly working moms – with project-based or part-time jobs. Whether you want to work from home or get back into an office, start here. One tip: try a company in your region first
One source of part-time jobs is Atlanta-based Mom Corps, which offers free registration for individuals, although you can pay for prominent display of your resume.
Once registered, you can search Mom Corps' board of flexible and part-time jobs, apply for positions and receive weekly notifications of new job listings.
But part-time jobs that pay well are scarce. And many of the work-from-home offers turn out to be scams. Fortunately, several Web sites have sprung up to match professionals – mostly working moms – with project-based or part-time jobs. Whether you want to work from home or get back into an office, start here. One tip: try a company in your region first
One source of part-time jobs is Atlanta-based Mom Corps, which offers free registration for individuals, although you can pay for prominent display of your resume.
Once registered, you can search Mom Corps' board of flexible and part-time jobs, apply for positions and receive weekly notifications of new job listings.
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