second job

Posted By: OP Queen on 2005-12-22
In Reply to: Taking pole. Which would you take? (sm) - anon

I would take the IC position myself, although you may want to try to negotiate to get a higher line rate (you can do that). I work full time for a hospital and part-time as an IC for extra $$. I like being an IC for the second job, because you have much more flexibility with scheduling. I can work more or less, whatever suits me at that time. As an employee you will probably be locked into some sort of schedule. I have an extra $25 taken out each pay from my full time job to cover taxes. That usually covers it, or at least comes close for the federal taxes. Don't forget that you can take deductions as an IC also.

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Taking pole. Which would you take? (sm) - anon
- Taking a POLE? You mean a person of Polish descent, a barber pole, a pole cat? - nm
  - Today it's just the NORTH POLE! - iwantiwant
- If there is a person holding each end of the pole, does that make them - bi-pole-ar? TeeHee nm
- Taking a pole would be much too painful - for me.
  - taking a pole - Ouch
    - taking a pole where? - huh?
      - To lunch? - :)
- I would apply for another job - NJMT
- second job - OP Queen
- I looked at that, thought it didn't look right but was stressed from testing (lol - sorry) nm - anon
  - Was just kidding. - Patti
- Poll -- or pole dancing - Patti
  - I wouldn't touch this post with a 10 foot pole. nm - Tee Hee
  - I gotta line - you gotta pole honey
    - lolololol You guys are just too funny. Loving it and making me feel better (see icons) - anon
- I would keep looking . . . - stephanie
  - agree also...keep looking - aa
  - Agree - Keep looking. nm - RadGuy

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