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Working more than one job is not an ideal employment situation, but it can often be necessary. You may find yourself piecing together an income from several part-time jobs, or you may want to earn a little extra spending money on top of your regular paycheck. In any case, learning how to handle two or more jobs requires some special considerations. These considerations will help you manage your time and keep you from becoming overwhelmed by multiple jobs.
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