Do you happen to be looking for part-time work at home jobs? You're not alone! One of the more common reasons I see for ...

In last week’s column I described strategies for finding part-time work, which is a little different than searching for a full-time position. The main thing to know when seeking part-time jobs is that ...

If you’re not working now, for whatever reason — family and home duties, recovery from an illness, layoff — you may be content to postpone a job search until you can commit to a full-time schedule.

Some struggling jobs seekers are working part-time gigs to stay afloat, but they're hesitant to tell prospective employers ...

More high-schoolers are turning to part-time work these days than millennials did when they were teenagers, according to reports. Roughly 250,000 young teens are now working part-time jobs, compared ...

Last week the Office for National Statistics revealed a 1.3% drop in unemployment over the last quarter (December 2011-February 2012), bringing the total amount of jobless down to 2.65 million. Yet a ...

For decades the federal work-study program has allowed students to earn money by working part-time jobs to help pay for college expenses. Eligible students earn at least the federal minimum wage -- ...

The skyrocketing cost of living has left millions of people struggling to afford a place to live despite working at full-time ...

When you think of part-time work, you may think of working at a low-paying job with no benefits. However, that stereotype is quickly becoming a thing of the past. “There are a lot of ways to do part ...

The financial benefits of a part-time job in retirement are obvious. You bring in some extra income, which gives your savings more time to grow. But many retirees also continue to work for the mental ...