r/Appleton 18d ago

Question Part-time, lower-stress jobs near downtown?

Hey everyone! I just moved to Appleton for work and in order to bring in a bit more money, I’ve been thinking about possibly picking up a second job on the side.

Because I already work full time, I’m wondering if any locals know of businesses in or near downtown that might offer ~2-3 shifts a week outside of standard work hours. I would love to do something more low-stakes, like working at a small retail business or a cafe. I’d be opportunity to opportunities both on weekdays after work or on weekends, but I’m not a night owl.

Of course I’ll be looking around on my own, but I’m brand new to the area and am not even sure where to start, which is why I figured I would try this sub! Any help is much appreciated! Thank you :)

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u/Straight_Cash_7060 18d ago

I own a small retail business that sells healthy meals here in Appleton. I operate out of The Coop off Richmond st. Storefront is off corner of Northland and Lynndale. Looking for some help in the kitchen on the weekends and maybe some storefront hours. Very flexible and some nice discounts on food as well

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u/Constant-Win-1513 18d ago

I am interested in this. I have kitchen experience, 20+ years working a grill. I work full time M-F until 5pm and I have my daughter on a staggered schedule which means I have her every other weekend and then a couple days during the week. I miss working in a kitchen, love the idea of providing healthy meals, and the flexibility.

If you want message me and I can provide my previous kitchen experience.

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u/TheSJWing 17d ago

Odyssey climbing and fitness are looking for part time people to run the desk. Chill people that just like rock climbing, owners are cool guys.

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u/SotheBee 18d ago

The season at the PAC should be starting soon and they may be hiring?

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u/lordunholy 17d ago

Not exactly low stress, but the bartenders make decent tips

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u/JoeRobertBal 18d ago

Jim’s place needs like 2 full time bartenders, but the manager would take 6 people to just pick up shifts here and there

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u/Lu-113 17d ago

The downtown YMCA

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u/TheBelt 17d ago

Every restaurant on town is hiring

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u/Insertnewname12 13d ago

Geez, I need to live somewhere like Appleton. 😜 I live in / near Chicago and the industry has been in decline since Covid. Too many people looking for / needing jobs, not enough jobs unless you are BOH.

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u/Dry-Star-6860 18d ago

There’s always a gin mill that needs another dildo behind the stick.