Almost half of Russians plan to work part-time in the fall

Almost half of Russians (46%) plan to work part-time in the fall and expect to receive about 36,556 rubles per month through flexible employment.

Avito Podrabotki analysts have collected various vacancies for the fall, including book and notebook collectors, baristas, and hand knitters.

In the Lipetsk region they are looking for apple pickers, where they can earn an average of 5,000 rubles per shift.

MOSCOW, September 13 - RIA Novosti. Almost half of Russians want to find a part-time job in the fall, among those in demand among employers are apple pickers and knitters, analysts from Avito Podrabotki told RIA Novosti.

“Almost half of Russians (46%) plan to work part-time this fall and on average expect to receive about 36,556 rubles per month through flexible employment,” the study says.

Analysts have collected vacancies that employers are ready to offer in the fall. So, in the Moscow region, in Ivanteevka, they are looking for collectors of books and notebooks. These are printing house specialists who are engaged in assembling, sorting and packaging book products. The remuneration for this position is from 3,600 rubles per shift.

“In Yekaterinburg, there are barista shifts in a coffee shop: the performers will have to prepare drinks, communicate with guests and maintain order,” analysts also write. Such employees are offered a 2/2 schedule, and remuneration is an average of 2,000 rubles per shift.

In addition, in St. Petersburg they are looking for hand knitters to create custom-made clothes. Performers will have to knit products according to technical requirements, individual measurements and ready-made patterns, working with knitting needles or crochet.