Attendant: KFC, McDonald's, Pizza Hut and other fast food restaurants basically have two shifts. If they stay open late at night, they will need night attendants. There are also some big restaurants or hotels that will recruit night attendants. If you think the fast food industry is under pressure. You can also choose Starbucks and work part-time at Starbucks. The working atmosphere is relatively relaxed, and you can learn about coffee and how to make it. People who are interested in making coffee can try it.
3. Supermarket employees: Large supermarkets like Wal-Mart and Carrefour will stay open until late. It is also a good choice for part-time friends. General supermarkets will need salespeople, salespeople and other part-time staff. Working part-time in a supermarket can also help you understand the operation process of the supermarket. Or a 24-hour convenience store is also a good choice.
4, night delivery staff: For many city people, night does not mean the end of the day's work. Those who need to work overtime at night, those who play games in Internet cafes and those who want to eat midnight snacks need a takeaway. The deliveryman pays attention to being able to deliver food to customers quickly and deliver food at night. The traffic will not be so crowded, so he can choose to be a part-time deliveryman at night.
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1. Part-time job refers to the second occupation that you engage in in in your spare time without leaving your job, and it is also one of the types of workers. Part-time working hours have great freedom, and it is also an interest relationship to provide physical or mental labor expenses for third parties.
2. China generally does not implement the part-time job policy, but in the economic system reform, employees are allowed to take up a second job in their spare time after completing their eight-hour work tasks, and teachers, scientific and technological personnel and lawyers are allowed to take up part-time jobs without affecting their jobs and get corresponding remuneration. In addition, some part-time jobs in China are not suitable for getting paid. Such as administrative personnel and teaching, teachers and administrative positions. In the 30 years before the reform and opening up in China, people were not allowed to engage in paid second jobs other than their own jobs. At that time, doing part-time jobs was considered as "doing nothing" and "capitalist private land". It was not until after the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee that it was legal to take a part-time job in China since the implementation of reform and opening up.