Supermarket distribution centres. Not good long term as you will inevitably feel it after years, but great pay and you're left to your own devices most of the time.
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Goodwill stores, at least where i live, are good for people in shaky situations. More accepting of people with special needs, circumstances. Mention cuz, not the type of work you're looking for... for me, been out of work so long (8 years), me getting a p/t job at goodwill, committing, proving i can keep it, it's the only way better paying jobs will take me seriously.
Would like the 75k per year tech job I had b4 becoming homeless. But have to be realistic, start small.
Where are you?
Currently in Sydney, Australia
You may be interested in traffic control jobs? They are casual and outside which may help with your life and rhythm Like this one https://www.seek.com.au/job/73820455?tracking=SHR-AND-SharedJob-anz-1
If it's too much of a commitment, school crossing guards can be nice for 4 hours a day - get outside and see kids
Might be a good option. I would have to protect myself though, I burn so fast standing outside. Does this require a white card?
Slip slap slop brother 😁
Not sure on the white card but they are around 100 and you can get it in a day
If you have any sensory issues with sunscreen, I highly recommend the Neutrogena Ultrasheer range. I can’t stand the thick, greasy feeling. They have a spray-on that’s great for re-applying in the middle of the day.
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