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How should college students protect their rights and interests as part-time tutors?
Due to the lack of social experience, the legitimate rights and interests of college students are easily violated when they are engaged in part-time jobs such as tutoring. To this end, we need to do the following to prevent it:

(1) Find a part-time job through a formal and legal intermediary, and the intermediary, parents and college students sign a labor service agreement to increase legal protection for part-time jobs. Try to avoid finding a part-time job through the Internet and other channels.

② Strengthen safety awareness. Comprehensively evaluate the safety of part-time jobs and avoid going to and from schools and part-time places at night. Once unsafe factors are discovered, female college students should resolutely give up part-time jobs. For example, female college students should resolutely give up part-time jobs when their parents are single men. When you leave school, tell your teacher or classmates where you are going.

(3) Discuss part-time remuneration in advance and try to agree to pay monthly. If the other party refuses to pay part-time remuneration, he can complain to the intermediary agency.