Not quite sure if this is something you're willing to do...but most Foodservice companies...like US Foods and McLane... are 4 day work week. VERY long hours though.
Shaw Flooring I think use to have 4 10-12 hour day runs. Not quite sure if they still have them anymore. Could've been for Linehaul. Same with Mohawk Flooring. I think their 4 day runs are Linehaul.
National DCP/Dunkin Donuts I think have 4 day runs, where your out 2 days at a time. I recall a co-worker of mine who worked for them mentioning those were shuttle runs. Around my area, they make around $30 an hour.
A lot of Mail Contract Carriers...like MTI, Eagle, MCA/Pat Salmon have 4 day runs. Some have part-time runs too.
But if you want a flexible work schedule, I would also have to agree on the temp agencies.
Can only work Monday thru Thursday, is this considered part time?
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I’ve seen fuel hauling gigs advertised as 4 on 3 off but getting a shift with weekends off right out of the gate may be near impossible. The senior drivers will more than likely have those shifts.
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Hhtoussaint Thanks this.
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