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On a personal quest to help my 17 year old sister find a weekend job!

By Samanthalouise
August 30, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Samanthalouise

Posted August 30, 2013

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Posted August 30, 2013

Hello! I am desperately trying to help find my 17 year old, hard working sister a part time job.

As she is currently studying at college full time, weekends would be really good and wonder if anyone knows of any work going anywhere?!

She is very hard working and open to any sort of work: waitressing, leafleting etc.

Our mother is away for the weekend and we are trying to find something for my sister before she returns so would be very grateful for any suggestions!

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