Holiday jobs near me: flexible work through January
Holiday work with Lugg can continue into January. Drivers bring a qualifying truck or van, while moving helpers need a phone and the ability to lift.
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Holiday work with Lugg can continue into January. Drivers bring a qualifying truck or van, while moving helpers need a phone and the ability to lift.
With Lugg, you pick which slots to take. Here's how it works for drivers and helpers, and what to expect once you take a slot.
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Lugg slots get picked up one at a time, so the work fits a semester instead of competing with it, and the helper role opens at 18.
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