Top 10 seasonal jobs paying top dollar

Black Friday, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween…

Getting the picture of from whence “Halloween was associated with ghouls” and Macabre stunts, it’s not chaotic. It’s not just this decade alone, where people earn by the means of seasonal jobs paying top dollars! People used to pay for church holidays, and of course it  generated some little income for many.

Beauty of seasonal jobs could be defined as creativity.

Holiday decorators ($8.00 to 17.00 per hour) – Why do you think people keep posting their DIY bead jewelry on Etsy? They’d be the same ol’ people at INNs, motels, retailers and malls.

Familiarity with Celtic fairy lantern isn’t quirky. It’s how one expresses their novelty. Holiday decorators secure the highest paid seasonal job because they have that sense of appeal.

Wait staff – Special event wait staffs earn most of their shopping expenses for Christmas from holiday jobs. Apart from tipping guests, restaurants/hotels ensure that wait staffs are paid their wages fair enough for their smooth running.

Santa Claus/Tooth fairy – AAhh! There, they’re! It seems easy to be just Santa claus, but sporting heavy white fur, stocking cap, black boots and red Santa suit needs an out of box endurance. Children love to whisper their wishes into Santa’s ears.

This goes on for weeks and hours. And Mabel, the tooth fairy makes a little fortune out of Holiday jobs.  

Product demonstrator at retail ($9.00 to $11.00 per hour) – “Would you like to try our primer?”

A pro at something special, then there you go!

Seasonal baker ($8.00 to $17.00 per hour) – Good at handling shortbreads? Then, why not a baker who’s paid top dollars? Local bakeries are in need of holiday bakers.

(Pictures courtesy: various sources)