Want to drive the dog? Oscar
Mayer Wienermobile drivers are called (what else?) "Hotdoggers,"
and must attend "Hot Dog High" in Madison, Wisconsin,
before hitting the road. Click
here for more info. Be
a Travel Nurse! This site matches skilled medical
professionals with short-term assignments around the USA.
We ran a couple of searches and found numerous positions
offering both travel allowances and free lodging for the
period of employment.(2/6/05)UShip
Network: This is an interesting service where
folks needing to transport furniture, artwork etc. will
pay road trippers to transport the packages around the
country. On the day we posted this link there were a couple
hundred "offers" posted from about thirty states.
"Offers" are the amount that shippers are willing
to pay drivers to deliver the shipments. The Network charges
a 8% transaction fee to meet its expenses. We aren't sure
how well it works - but the concept is very interesting.
(11/6/04)"Awesome
Applicants" Program: Tips & suggestions
for locating volunteer & paid positions while living
on the road Remote Control of
Your PC
Via the Web:GoToMyPC
is a secure and easy way to access your computer from
any browser-equipped computer anywhere in the world.Seasonal Employement Resources:A+
Summer Jobs has listings for students and college
grads. Provides reliable contacts, excellent job descriptions,
resume building tools, and extensive insider tips for
finding truly unique jobs in North America and around
the world. Service costs $15/month or $30/year. One of
the best sites of its type on the Web.
Support
Your RV Lifestyle! An Insider's Guide to Working on the
Road
If you've always dreamed of living on the road, and money
is the reason you haven't, Jaimie Hall's Support Your
RV Lifestyle should be the next book you read. Click
here for our review. Workamper
News--America's Guide to Working While Camping
has been a valuable resource for RVers seeking part- and
full-time employment since 1987. In 2002, Workamper News
began hosting job fairs to link mobile job seekers with
potential employers. Workers
on Wheels
Coleen Sykora and Bob Niles started full-timing in early
1992. In 1994, they created a print newsletter called
Workers on Wheels, providing tips and suggestions for
finding work on the road. In 1999, they launched a Web
site that provides resources for finding employement on
the road. The site provides useful information about securing
well-paying jobs. How
to Get Paid $50,000 a Year to Travel (Without Selling
Anything) is a handbook and guide for those who'd
like to get paid to deliver new RVs to dealers. Author
Craig Chilton has packed this new edition with all you
need to know about how to get into this lucrative part-
or full-time career. JobMonkey,
Inc., run by Matt Lucas, is an excellent source
for seasonal employment all over the United States, including
Alaska.
