Part Time Jobs with Full Health Benefits (Rock Hill, Piedmont: health insurance, home)

[Sharpcarolina]

Any ideas for a stay at home mom to get out in the work force part time, but pick up some excellent benefits?

Hubby is taking a new job and the health costs are a bit high because of the company size.

We live in Baxter.

[groove1]

What would you br interested in? I only know of a couple of retail places that have benefits (and good ones) for part timers. They are Costco and Aldi. They both pay very well.

[Sharpcarolina]

Not sure right now. It would have to be during the kids school. Would prefer it be very close.

Mostly looking for Health benefits

[pvjd]

The pay and work isn't phenomenal, but Starbucks has full benefits for anyone woking twenty-something hours.

[Sharpcarolina]

She actually loves starbucks....thanks...do you know if you can get family coverage

[pvjd]

Not from experience, but I am sure you do if it is full-time benefits.

[jenn02674]

I am not sure if this is what you are looking for but I know that at Piedmont Medical Center in Rock Hill, they consider 30+ hours full time and you get full benefits. That is probably more hours than what you want as well.

I am also very interested in part time work with benefits.

[FortMillBound]

I've read that Pier 1 offers health insurance to part-timers.

[groove1]

I worked at Earth Fare part time for a little bit in Charlotte and they offer benefits to part timers (expensive though). They will soon be opening a store in Rock Hill.

[lovethecarolinas]

Originally Posted by Sharpcarolina

Any ideas for a stay at home mom to get out in the work force part time, but pick up some excellent benefits?

Hubby is taking a new job and the health costs are a bit high because of the company size.

We live in Baxter.

In addition to the places already mentioned:

Home Depot

Barnes & Noble

Costco (after 6 months of employment)

-good luck to you!