How to Locate Moving & Hauling Jobs
One of the most ideal aspects of the moving business is the fact that it's always needed, even though things can get a little slow during the winter months. Moving businesses are constantly looking for individuals to do the heavy lifting. If you are in good shape and want to make money, there are several places to look for moving and hauling jobs.
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Craigslist.org is now one of the major resources for new jobs. As newspapers slowly lose their audience to online journalism, business are placing more of their ads on the World Wide Web. Craigslist is great because it's completely free of charge and easy to navigate. Click on the nearest area or areas under Craigslist's vast number of regions and select "General Labor" under the jobs section.
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Purchase a newspaper and scan the want ads. The newspaper industry is struggling, but some employers still post ads under the job section. While you may not find anything, it's still worth the small cost of the newspaper to at least check.
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Grab a phone directory and look under "Moving/Hauling." You'll probably find a list of five to 10 local moving or hauling companies depending on where you live. Contact each business individually and inquire about job openings. If the business is hiring, ask for what is needed to apply and give the manager your name. You'll likely just have to show up and fill out a quick application. If the company is not hiring, ask if you can call back in a month or two. The manager may even take your name because of your perseverance.
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