Odd jobs add up to extra cash; Many people are [Derived headline]
Odd jobs add up to extra cash Many people are looking for ways to make extra money. Some already work a full-time job, while others are parents looking for ways to work from home. I'm lucky that my husband and I have always had an entrepreneurial streak and marketable skills. My husband is

Publication: The Intelligencer

Extra cash `won't save school jobs'.(Education)
Byline: By Graeme Whitfield An pounds 800m schools cash U-turn was announced by the Government yesterday - but North parents and teachers said it came too late to save vital classroom jobs. Education Secretary Charles Clarke said the funding increase - a reverse of planned cuts in the Standard Fund

Publication: The Journal (Newcastle, England)

Extra cash 'won't save school jobs'.(Education News)
Byline: By Graeme Whitfield An pounds 800m schools cash U-turn was announced by the Government yesterday - but North parents and teachers said it came too late to save vital classroom jobs. Education Secretary Charles Clarke said the funding increase - a reverse of planned cuts in the Standard Fund

Publication: The Journal (Newcastle, England)

Extra cash to boost jobs for young
A JOB-starved corner of the North-East is to be given extra cash in a bid to get more youngsters off benefits, the Government announced yesterday. Sunderland has been selected as one of a dozen parts of the country to be designated a trailblazing area for the New Deal, which so far has helped more

Publication: The Northern Echo

Extra cash will help jobs project to be the biz
A PROJECT which creates jobs through publicly-funded companies, is hoping a bid for more cash will help it continue its work. The Com-Biz scheme is run by Stockton Borough Council, with support from Middlesbrough Council as well as money from the European Regional Development Fund and Single

Publication: The Northern Echo

PART-TIME PAYOFF; A SEASONAL SECOND JOB CAN PROVIDE EXTRA CASH.(SERIES: Daily Dose)(CNY)
Byline: Meghan Rubado Staff writer Gina Natale figures she'll shop for at least two dozen people this Christmas season. To help with the cost, she decided to take on a part-time job for the holidays. Natale, 25, of Baldwinsville, is one of about 7.8 million Americans who are working multiple jobs.

Publication: The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)