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Sittercity mentions (21)

• Best jobs for 50/50?

  Sittercity.com is the other one, they're pretty similar and the folks on there rotate between the two. Source: about 1 year ago

• Babysitter Wanted

  I'm looking for a babysitter/nanny during the weekday and am having trouble finding someone. Is there anywhere that people would recommend looking for one besides care.com or sittercity.com? If anyone has used care.com or sittercity.com, how were your experiences? Source: about 1 year ago

• Resorts with childcare

  Most resorts with drop-off/group childcare have an age minimum of 3+. Some might have recommended babysitters. You could also use a service like care.com or sittercity.com to find a local sitter to watch LO in your hotel room. Source: over 1 year ago

• How young did you leave your child with a sitter?

  There are tons of childcare websites and most of them require background checks. I always used care.com sittercity.com urbansitter.com Just make sure you call references and do a trial run with them! Also a perk if they are CPR certified but there are tons of resources out there. Source: over 1 year ago

• DMV Nanny Search.

  As a part-time nanny who works in DC, I've found most of my jobs on Care.com and sittercity.com. White House Nannies is the major nanny agency here, but I feel like most nannies who sign up for it are looking for full time work. I'd just make sure to include you want to use a payroll in your job listing so applicants know what to expect. Source: over 1 year ago

Workaway mentions (135)

• How can I make trip through Europe with the lowest coast possible and how can I get funds for the trip

  Workaway.info is a great place to start if you want to volunteer. Source: 6 months ago

• South America Strategy ??

  Now im really fired up about going to South America, any spanish speaking country in South America. I have my TEFL cert and about 1000 usd saved I just made a workaway.info account and have been sending a bunch of messages. Source: 10 months ago

• Workaway work exchange in Europe

  That Is a great idea. I have many volunteering experiences in many countries in the world. The websites that you can use are worldpackers.com and workaway.info There is a yearly membership but it is totally worth it. Source: 11 months ago

• Are there any work/volunteer programs where your living expenses are paid for?

  Workaway.info - Workaway, private hosts and cultural exchange programs for all kinds of travelers, with jobs of everything from elder care to farming. Source: 11 months ago

• Short-term job

  I'm Canadian and I used workaway.info to plan my near-future 6-month trip to Japan. I think it's about $50 USD for an annual membership. Some of the Japanese hosts pay minimum wage in their region or slightly higher in exchange for the working opportunities they provide. You have to specifically find the postings labelled 'paid position' if you're interested in that though. Source: 11 months ago