New job postings continue to pour in from across the USA and Canada. We've received announcements for several summer positions at Canadian parks. This issue also has ads for workers at a dude ranch, a cultural and interpretive center, a bait shop, and a llama farm.
We have many new readers, so I'm taking a moment here to review the cyclical pattern of the Workers On Wheels website. We post jobs according to when we receive them, grouping them by the month. The jobs in this issue of the newsletter are on the January page, because we received them in January. As job announcements come in during the next few weeks, they'll go on the February
page.
Remember, in between newsletters, you can find the newest job postings here. Wherever you are in your work and travels, we wish you joy and prosperity,Coleen= = = = =Working RVer TipThe term "camphost" means different things to different people. Some camphosts simply provide a presence at the campground, answer questions, and report suspicious activity. Other camphosts clean bathrooms, collect rent, and cut weeds. Before accepting a camphost job, make sure you and the employer agree on your duties.
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1. Buy the jerky at wholesale, and sell it at retail. We have extensive training available to help you sell at a variety of events, from lunch stands to farmers markets, roadside
stands to dog shows, RV shows and festivals to fundraisers.
2. Send people to your website to have them purchase jerky there. Jerky Direct gives you the website -- no fee. They handle the collecting payments, filling the order, and doing the shipping -- and send you a monthly commission
check.
3. Sponsor others, either as preferred customers or distributors. You make a commission on their monthly auto-ship purchases. You can sponsor face-to-face or online. Again, we have training on this.
You may do any or all of the above. You do not need to choose just one.
Jerky has really gained in popularity. It fits in with the Paleo diet craze and the gluten free craze.
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A Few of the Current
Job Openings for RVers
Here are SOME -- not all -- of the most recently listed job openings. What you see here are just a few of those that we have listed on the website. Go to the Workers On Wheels website to see the full job listings -- including the contact information -- for hundreds of positions.
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~ Arborist ~ Chauffeur ~ Master carpenter ~ Golf course
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Did You Miss the Last Workers On Wheels Newsletter?
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Employment opportunities for RVers are as varied as RVers themselves. Besides working at campgrounds, look for jobs in retail, service,
agriculture, construction, and high-tech fields.
= = = = =Work Wanted Ads and ResumesRVers Seeking Work: Post your full resume on the Workers On Wheels website. There's no charge to you. Employers, Business Owners, and Volunteer Coordinators: Find RVers looking for work There's no cost to you for this service. = = = = =Facebook Friends and FansWorkers On Wheels now has an official Facebook page. If you'd like more personal updates and quotes that I post, send me a friend request.= = = = =Have Questions About Working While
RVing and Camping?
Get answers from working RVers and the people who hire working RVers. There are literally hundreds of pages of questions and answers on our Workers On Wheels website. Find the Q/A pages here.
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RVers Can Be Property Caretakers and Housesitters!
There are empty homes in every state and country, and property owners are looking for trustworthy people to take care of their properties. The Caretaker Gazette contains property caretaking/housesitting openings in all 50 states and foreign countries. Many of our RVers park their rig in the homeowner's driveway or backyard, and either stay in their RV or enjoy living in a nice home. Published
since 1983, subscribers receive 1,000+ property caretaking and housesitting opportunities each year, worldwide. Some of these caretaking and housesitting openings also offer compensation in addition to the free housing provided. Short, medium and long-term property caretaking assignments are in every issue. Online subscriptions: $29.95/year. The Caretaker Gazette, 2503 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Austin, TX 78702. (206) 462-1818. The Caretaker Gazette is published by Gary Dunn. www.caretaker.org
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Positive RVing Attitudes
What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. ~ Joseph Addison
You touch people by realizing that they want what everyone wants: recognition, respect, and to feel as if they matter. ~
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full access to the job listings, this newsletter, and the entire Workers On Wheels Work-For-RVers-and-Campers.com website without charging you for it is because we receive affiliate commissions and advertising fees. Website or e-zine links may go to these third parties.Privacy Policy: We do not sell, rent, exchange, or otherwise provide the addresses of our newsletter subscribers or web site visitors to others. Coleen Sykora, Editor/Publisher35555 Spur Hwy #281Soldotna, AK 99669(c) 2015 All Rights reserved = = = = =
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