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Consumer credit counseling may recommend extra job, and summer proves to hold some hope
By Angela Hawke on Apr 24th, 2010
One piece of advice a consumer credit counseling agency may give consumers is to find additional work to make ends meet.
A way many people may be able to find an additional job is through seasonal opportunities made during the summer. A recent survey from www.SnagAJob.com shows that the prospects of people getting hired for summer work is about the same this year as last.
About 29 percent of hiring managers interviewed in the survey conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs said they would hire the same number of people for the summer of 2010 as they did in 2009. Furthermore, the number of hiring managers who said they would hire fewer workers dropped to 18 percent, compared to the 23 percent who said so last year.
"Competition will still be fierce, especially because unemployment remains high," Shawn Boyer, CEO for SnagAJob, said.
Although summer jobs are traditionally pursued by younger people looking for work between school years, recent economic difficulties may see even older Americans looking for additional work.
Such was the case during the winter holiday season, as many professionals sought part-time work in the retail industry in to make ends meet, despite their impressive resumes.
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