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Author	wyzo94
Comment	You've got hundreds of options being in Glasgow for flexible work. Delivery driver wise you've got obviously Amazon and Hermes but both require you to go somewhere to pick things up. Often pay per delivery and if no one is there to sign for stuff you are just driving round not delivering things and not getting paid. Food delivery is a better option. Dominoes as previously mentioned is a good option. Local takeaways have the benefits of cash in hand however no paid holidays or pension contributions or sick pay. Uber eats is pretty flexible I believe you just sign in and start delivering and you can use your car to do that. Also you have being an uber driver if you have the right car and you like talking to people. Plus there's loads of work on weekends and evenings. I know a lot of people don't like the idea but security work. You can get some nice gigs that are a total breeze and quite enjoyable. The weekend security at my work watch Netflix and go for a walk round the building every hour at most. You can also do stewarding at football matches. Pretty popular with students so you can have a laugh with your colleagues. May get some abuse but who really cares just don't take it to heart. Beyond that there will be loads of retail/ restaurants/ cafes looking for good staff. One of my friends works in an independent restaurant/ cafe and so does his girlfriend. He gets breakfast lunch and dinner there and they both get that much food home they rarely have to go to the shops. The big chains don't give out the going off food as easy but you get holidays/ pension contributions. Gallowglass the events company give loads of weekend shifts. Literally labourers for setting up big events. Very hard work but pays pretty well. Beyond that you probably have items in your house you could sell that you don't need. Old clothes can be sold on the app Depop. Books CDs DVDS and electronics can be done through mazuma mobile. You can get an app for mazuma just scan the bar code and it gives you a price. Long term part time works the army reserves is really good. Great sign on bonuses. Ability to see the world, learn new skills and get fit. It's definitely worth looking into if long term you want to work part time.
Reddit Link	https://www.reddit.com/r/glasgow/comments/einjvd/amazon_flex_delivery_driver_job/fctunei/
Created	Thu 2nd Jan 2020 10:20am
Status	normal ()

You've got hundreds of options being in Glasgow for flexible work.

Delivery driver wise you've got obviously Amazon and Hermes but both require you to go somewhere to pick things up. Often pay per delivery and if no one is there to sign for stuff you are just driving round not delivering things and not getting paid.

Food delivery is a better option. Dominoes as previously mentioned is a good option. Local takeaways have the benefits of cash in hand however no paid holidays or pension contributions or sick pay. Uber eats is pretty flexible I believe you just sign in and start delivering and you can use your car to do that. Also you have being an uber driver if you have the right car and you like talking to people. Plus there's loads of work on weekends and evenings.

I know a lot of people don't like the idea but security work. You can get some nice gigs that are a total breeze and quite enjoyable. The weekend security at my work watch Netflix and go for a walk round the building every hour at most. You can also do stewarding at football matches. Pretty popular with students so you can have a laugh with your colleagues. May get some abuse but who really cares just don't take it to heart.

Beyond that there will be loads of retail/ restaurants/ cafes looking for good staff. One of my friends works in an independent restaurant/ cafe and so does his girlfriend. He gets breakfast lunch and dinner there and they both get that much food home they rarely have to go to the shops. The big chains don't give out the going off food as easy but you get holidays/ pension contributions.

Gallowglass the events company give loads of weekend shifts. Literally labourers for setting up big events. Very hard work but pays pretty well.

Beyond that you probably have items in your house you could sell that you don't need. Old clothes can be sold on the app Depop. Books CDs DVDS and electronics can be done through mazuma mobile. You can get an app for mazuma just scan the bar code and it gives you a price.

Long term part time works the army reserves is really good. Great sign on bonuses. Ability to see the world, learn new skills and get fit. It's definitely worth looking into if long term you want to work part time.