Hi does any1 know anything about getting a job that involves working from home i am in the South of Ireland?

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I should be doing something else

As Eddie F says, it really depends on your are of experise.

A lady I used to work with is now with a company that allows her to work from home, she is a bookkeeper/payroll officer.

My position allows me to work from home now and again, but generally I have to be in the office.

I did a quick google search and found this website: http://www.workfromhomeinireland.com/ You can do sales jobs from home here, but a lot of them seem to be commission only, so realistically, you could spend 6 hours making calls but not get a sale, and no sale equals no money despite the hours you had put in.

I know a guy who supplemented his money by buying and selling on Ebay by using software to find badly worded items/ spelling mistakes etc, and then sold them on. This might be worth a try.

Just be careful because there are a lot of scams out there.

sophia2000

it depends what you want to do but be very careful some companies are a con look into it first for your own safety

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paspence8686

Maybe you could try having an ebay company? Start off small and see how it goes. I know quite a few people who have made a success of it and now it is their only source of income.
Good Luck!

Eddie F

Depends?? What is your field of expertise?
I have two friends that work from home - an accountant and a wages clerk.

If you have a steady amount of work that you can do at home as opposed to the workplace - go for it!

Can you write? Start writing a book.

Really need more info to be of more help.

cormac o

try www.jobs.ie , wide range of stuff on there depending on your talents

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