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Wherever you are in your work and travels, we wish you joy and prosperity.
Partial Listing Of Current Jobs Offered
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See the current Help Wanted ads posted on the Workers On Wheels website. You do not need to pay to see the job postings on our website. You have access to the entire ads, including contact information for the employers.
Magnificent Views Of The Red Rocks
Make us your headquarters as you explore the adventure Capital of the West. We are located 15 minutes from Arches National Park, and conveniently located to both Dead Horse State Park & Canyonlands National Park! Moab's year-round access to thousands of square miles of amazing red rock landscapes, along with the cool waters of the Colorado River, has made it one of the most sought-after outdoor recreation destinations in the American Southwest. Whether you're into Jeeping, ATV-ing, hiking,
fishing, cycling - Moab has it all! We currently have 2021 positions available for couples in Housekeeping, Front Desk, and Maintenance. We pay for all hours worked - most positions are 40 hours/week. Housekeeping daily bonus available. End of commitment bonus available. We are looking for those available to work short commitments (February - June, May - August, July - October) and the ability to extend longer can be discussed. Site rent is $40.27/pay period per person for a couple, or
$80.55/pay period for a single and includes a 50/30amp Full-Hookup site with utilities. 20% discount on store items and propane. Our KOA is open through November 1st and features 22 Rustic Cabins, 26 Deluxe Cabins, Pull-Through and Back-In sites, as well as tent sites. Wi-Fi, 24-hour laundry (new!), General Store, and propane on-site. Also new as of 2018 - Resort style swimming pool and hot tub! Enjoy magnificent views of the red rocks and La Sal Mountains! If interested please send me an
email. See website for contact information.
1880 Town Attraction needs couples
May-Sept 2021. Cashiers, sales, tickets, gift shop, costume shop, train diner help, housekeepers, maint, carpenter. Non-smokers please. Wages, RV parking provided. W/E/S. Send resume photo: see website for contact information.
Need a couple!
We need a couple to work 30 hours per week (each). Duties include making reservations, answering phones, stocking the store and helping customers. Outside duties also include light maintenance, landscaping and parking and assisting RV'ers. We offer in return an RV spot, propane, electricity, laundry, T-shirts for uniforms, and weekly pay. We are located on Lake Corpus Christi on 47 acres with 2 miles of lakeshore. We have 146 RV/Tent spots and 46 cabins. Our property is a Texas State Historical
Landmark and Wildlife Preserve. Please call our office for additional information. We are looking for immediate hire. See website for contact information.
Workampers Needed Summer 2021
Wanted: Summer Season 2021. We are looking for workamper couples who are physically fit, enjoy working hard, having fun and exploring the Black Hills of SD. We are a busy full service, family oriented campground, located in a beautiful valley in the Black Hills of SD. The campground sits on 23 acres between Mt. Rushmore and Custer State Park, on the scenic Iron Mountain Road. Deer, turkey and big horn sheep are regular visitors to our campground. Our positions include: housekeeping, store
(reservations & retail), maintenance and café. Housekeeping: Among other duties that could be assigned, this position involves cleaning and inventorying 19 cabins upon guest checkout, daily towel exchange, laundry, daily cleaning of shower house and toilet trailer. Store: These positions require computer literacy as this role involves taking reservations on Campground Automation software system and QB POS registers for store purchases. Store positions must be able to multitask as they are
responsible for guest relations, reservations, store sales, inventory control, check-ins and guest information. Candidates must be able to work well with others and have great customer service skills. Maintenance: This position is responsible for the overall maintenance and upkeep of the facilities, including cabin repairs, lawn & grounds maintenance, pool upkeep, special projects and more. Candidates should have knowledge of construction, repairs of plumbing, electrical, good mechanical
skills, etc. Café & Coffee Shop: Our café serves breakfast, lunch & dinner. We serve sandwiches, hamburgers, hot dogs, pizzas and breakfast type foods. We also have a full service coffee shop with espresso machine and Island Oasis blender. These positions require a basic knowledge of food prep or the willingness to learn. Menu is not complicated. This position includes 1 meal per shift plus tips. We are looking for folks who enjoy serving guests, who are willing to work, can get along
well with others, have a positive attitude and are willing to be flexible in their job assignments. We offer a 30 amp FHU site for 8 hours work per week per couple (4 hours per person) plus $10.00/hour for hours worked after the 4 hours per person for the site. Average work week is 25 – 40 hours each week. We also offer a VIP pass for free or reduced admission to most area attractions, store & café discounts, free wi-fi, free laundry, and more. A typical work week consists of 5 days per
week, 5-8 hours a day per person. Our work season runs approximately May 1st through September. Please send resume, pictures of yourself and rig, along with references to: See website for contact information.
Work camp couples needed
We are a small RV resort located in Southwestern Colorado. We are a 1/2 mile east of the Mesa Verde National Park exit on US Hiway 160 in Mancos, CO. We open March 1st and close October 31st. We have 4 shifts available, Monday-Wednesday 8am-1pm and 1pm-6pm. Thursday- Saturday 8am-1pm and 1pm-6pm. One will work in the office the other will work outside. Each couple will work together 3 days on with 4 days off. In exchange you will receive your site with 30/50 amp with full hookups. Propane,
laundry monies, and 25% discounts on items in store . We would love to have you join our team. See website for contact information.
Summer 2021 - Texas Frio River
Camp Riverview on the beautiful Frio River is hiring for Summer 2021. Areas include: office, activities, outside, maintenance, housekeeping and gatehouse. Bilingual a plus but not required. Couples will be paid for all hours plus site fees and utility fees waived. Singles work 10 hrs for site and are paid for all other hours Couples will have same days off. Pay will be $10+/hour $1/hr bonus at completion of contract. Must be onsite between May 15th-September 15th but negotiable on earlier
start and later departure. Please see Workers On Wheels website for contact information.
Need Caretaker Second Home
Need security presence (“warm-body”) for non-business, second home property, Virus free woodlands isolation in mid GA. Start January. Flexible length of stay. If stay extends to April, mowing required. Full hook- up, 50 amp, 25 Mb WIFI provided. Adults only. Please see Workers On Wheels Website for contact information.
Campground on Lake Hartwell - Couple wanted
Enjoy a year at our campground set on 62000 acre Lake Hartwell in upstate South Carolina. Work 26-35 hours per week. Office/store and a small amount of cleaning. Outside work includes grounds and cabin maintenance, plumbing and electrical work. First 15 hours worked each week per couple is for FHU site, electric, water directv. Then paid hourly. $9.50 to start, then $10 after first 3 months. 50C per paid hour bonus at the end of each 6 months completed. Family friendly campground/RV park
with a mixture of seasonal, monthly, overnight sites and cabin rentals. We are looking for a couple to start as soon as January and working through the summer/fall seasons. Minimum contract 10-12 months. 12 miles from Clemson and Anderson. 40 miles from Greenville. Within 2 hours of both Atlanta and Charlotte. We have Covid-19 protocols in place. Please see Workers On Wheels Website for contact information. Please see Workers On Wheels Website for contact information.
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Partial Listing of Work Wanted Ads From RVers
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Phyllis Soleto
Detailed, Organized looking for opportunities to use my skills and abilities while traveling out on the road. Having a versatile background I believe
I bring a unique skill set to any opportunity or position. Looking to learn new skills if needed and can relocate when needed
Positions Held:
Administrative Assistant
Manager
Asst. Manager
Legal Assistant
Membership Sales
Lead Vocalist
Fitness Trainer
Driver
Event Coordinator
Work Experience:
Current:
Self Employed Musician- New Orleans, La.
Lead for Acoustic (2) Band, Lead and Background Vocals for full band
Event Coordinator- Kenner, La. (remote)
June, 2019-Present
Local Wine Bar and Restaurant
Porch and Patio
Prior:
Bartender, Slidell, La.
The Dock (closed down)
2017-2018
Uber Driver
May, 2016 - March, 2020
Leasing Consultant
Apartment Homes by Tonti
August, 2013- May, 2014
On Site Property Manager
Eastwind Apartments
Position held only for 5 months (2005)
Property Destroyed by Hurricane Katrina
Asst. Property Manager/Asst. to CEO
Lincoln Court Apartments
1996-1998
Legal Assistant/Secretary/Receptionist
Same Legal Firm changed names and Attorney's
1985-1996
Skills: Strong Communication Skills
Excellent Customer Service
Problem Solving
Self Starter
Team Player
Sales
Cash Handling
Team Building
Scheduling
Adaptable/Flexible
30 plus years of Computer Experience
See website for contact information.
Single work camper with both office/computer and landscaping/maintenance experience.
Very honest and dependable and doesn't mind a challenge and loves keeping busy with varied tasks.
I am a retired physical therapist, traveling to assignments in many states and am used to the RV way of living and all it's complexities.
My goal is to be a warm place in the winter and a nice cool place in the summer that is not too far from civilization but is in a natural setting surrounded by beauty.
Thank you! See website for contact information.
Hello. We are an older workamper couple willing to join you to make your campground or vacation destination place a memorable experience. We strive to do our best and take our work seriously. We will work with you to do whats needed to maintain,update or remodel any outbuildings,cabins or common places. We have years of workamping experience and have excellent credentials from every workamping job we've ever had. Scott has 25+ years experience in all aspects of carpentry. Scott has
extensive knowledge in home/building remodeling including some electrical and plumbing experience. He has installed and repaired electrical, water and sewage lines. He also has knowledge of small engine repair (lawn mowers, weed eaters and leaf blowers etc...). Scott can also operate tractors, bobcats, bulldozers and other big machinery. Leslie has experience in all aspects of customer service and computer knowledge. We don't have children but do have our 4 year old furbaby. She is an American
Bulldog/Boxer mix and is well behaved, trained and friendly. We would require a FHU site and pay and would be happy to discuss any opportunity you may have. See our website Workers On Wheels for contact information.
Retired Operating Engineer. I manage Camp Bob Marshall This Year In Custer SD. Joann Was Going To Run Kitchen This Year . Covid Closed It Down.Joann Work On House Keeping And Grounds Maintenance. Both Have Had FBI Background check. Have small dog with us. 415 342 3681 Cell.
In Myrtle Beach SC For Winter, Both Have Years Of Campground Experience. Like To Meet New Friends. See our website Workers On Wheels for contact information.
Cheerful couple looking for winter 2020/2021 work! Need cell service/internet and a paid position. Lots of experience and my husband comes with all his own tools as well! Will travel to you, we have a 33' travel trailer. would love to talk with you and find a good fit! See our website Workers On Wheels for contact information.
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Feature Weekly Article by Mike and Traci McCullough
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Mike and Traci McCullough have been full time RV-ing since March, 2020 with their two moody Shih Tzus, Iggy and Ruby. Mike still works an 8-5 job as a remote IT professional and Traci documents their misadventures in their blog which you can follow at www.mikeandtraci.com
When talking about some of the finer things to enjoy for dinner, one of the first things that come to mind is a thick, grilled and seasoned cut of beef. There is nothing like a perfectly cooked steak in the rare to medium rare stage of doneness. And when you look around our kitchen or grill, there is nothing like a perfectly cooked steak anywhere to be found since I can never get the temperature just right. It’s almost a guaranteed result that my burgers and steaks are more likely to
look like hockey pucks and show leather (and taste about the same).
But this has changed recently due to finding out about the cooking process of Sous Vide (sometimes called LTLT, or low temperature for a long time). This is a way to cook food to a desired temperature and doneness while minimizing the risk of overcooking. The food is protected in a bag and submerged in circulating, warm water for hours or even a whole day depending on the cut of meat. This will result in a couple of things: Firstly, The steak/roast will be cooked to an exact doneness all
the way through but will never get over that temperature. It’s very hard to overcook. Secondly, the doneness level is the same no matter what part of the meat. So an odd shaped roast can be medium rare throughout the thick and thin parts. I have to admit that the thought of taking a nice cut of beef, vacuum packing it in a plastic bag and then throwing it in hot water sounded like a terrible idea. Although after seeing that I could use a propane blow torch to sear the steaks afterwards? Count me
in!
There are a lot of great Youtube channels and Websites on Sous Vide, one of our favorites is “Sous Vide Everything”, he experiments with all sorts of foods/tools/recipes:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpFuaxD-0PKLolFR3gWhrMw
One of our favorite things to Sous Vide are Ribeye Steaks, usually thicker cut so they are around one pound each.
Season each steak on all sides with the following:
(These can be as much or little as you like. Just make sure to cover all sides and season before vacuum packing)
-Salt
-Pepper
-Crushed Garlic
-Thyme
Vacuum pack each seasoned steak and let them sit in the refrigerator for an hour or so while warming up the water bath.
We have found over experimenting with different temps/times that we prefer our steaks at 131 degrees for at least two hours. This results in a doneness of just between rare and medium rare.
Once the steaks are cooked, they will still need a good sear (or crust) on them. You can do this by using a hot, cast iron pan with oil which some people prefer. But I have found we can get a good sear by using a Weed Burner propane torch. Make sure to pat dry the steaks after removing them from the bag to get a good sear. Plus you get the added fun of scaring other people in the RV resort with the noise and fire from the torch!
And you don’t necessarily need to buy a vacuum sealer, or special container to use for holding the water. A large ziplock bag will work, just leave it open as you slowly lower the bag into the water, it will push out the air and then zip it. A stock pot will do just fine as a cooking container as long as you can submerge the food all the way.
We have had good luck with our Nutrichef vacuum sealer, I think we have used it for all sorts of things other than cooking Sous Vide, such as waterproofing documents, camping supplies...etc.
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We have been using the Wankle Sous Vide wand for about a year and have been happy with it so far. There are a number of different wands, some are Wifi/Bluetooth enabled..etc but we just wanted something simple.
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Santa's helpers are subordinate clauses.
Elves never get athlete’s foot. They only get mistletoe.
Q: How did Jack Frost get to work?
A: By icicle
Q. What did the dog breeder get when she crossed an Irish Setter with a Pointer at Christmastime?
A. A pointsetter.
Q. What's the favorite Christmas carol of new parents?
A. Silent Night!
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Now that the RV life has taken hold, what is the next step? The next step is a plan to gain a purpose and opportunities. Opportunities are everywhere but must be sought out. Seeking out opportunities are sometimes difficult but other times easy. Deciding how to utilize your RV life is very rewarding. It can be working or just having fun. In these days working
virtually or staying in-touch with family is fun sharing ideas and pictures. Did you ever think what is a good virtual "chat"?
Virtual chats or meetings are everywhere. Have you ever thought how we should act or look?
It is hard to look professional when your pajamas or sweats are on.
But comfy clothes are just that comfy.
Let’s learn some virtual visual tips. Click on the link for more information.
We would love to hear your comments or thoughts. Comment or give feedback to: motorcoachingnewbietopro@gmail.com
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Here's a sampling of the kinds of work RVers are doing to cut their expenses, earn a living, and pay for their travels. Yes, people are really working these kinds of jobs and earning money from them. While these may not be right for you, they are right for some working RVers.
~ Retail services shipping and receiving
~ Casino worker
~ Write greeting card verses
~ National park service lifeguard
UPS Helper
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Earn Your Living with a Blog or Website
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A blog or website is yet another way to earn a living without being tied to one location. Your blog can be about most anything. Picking a topic that you enjoy can make it seem more like fun than work. Still, you have to figure out a way to make money with it. SoloBuiltIt! (SBI!) is an all-in-one program that guides you from picking a profitable website topic, to building the actual site, to keeping up with ever-changing technology. Yes, we use
SIB! for our Workers On Wheels website.
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Something To Think About
Those who are at war with others are not at peace with themselves. ~ William Hazlitt
I've always felt that a person's intelligence is directly reflected by the number of conflicting points of view he can entertain simultaneously on the same topic. ~ Abigail Adams
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, 1205 E 31st Street, Austin TX 78722. (206) 462-1818. The Caretaker Gazette is published by Gary Dunn. www.caretaker.org
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