logo for work-for-rvers-and-campers.com
Home
Blog: What's New
E-mail News
RV Life and Travel
Job Listings
Submit Ad
Post Resume
Questions/Answers
Employer Profiles
Work Wanted Ads
RV Park Profiles
The Basics
Agricultural Jobs
Campground Jobs
Disney Jobs
Caretaking
Flea Markets
Employment
Gift Basket Biz
Help Wanted Ads
Network Marketing
Photography Biz
Prof. Organizer
Psychic Jobs
Public Relations
Seasonal Jobs
Temp Agencies
Jobs in Tourism
Website Building
Work Online
Writing for Profit
RV Home Business
Referral Fees
Speaker
Volunteering
Workplace Injury
Taxes
Testimonials
Mail Service
Worker's Stories
Worker Resumes
Single RVers
Tax and Legal
RVing w/ Kids
Survey Polls
Mags/Newsletters
Books
About Us
Privacy Policy
Watkins
Summit Group
Contact the Editor
Site Search
Writer's Guidelines

[?] Get Updates

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

Is an RV Required?

Do you have to own an RV to be a part of this?




Comments for
Is an RV Required?

Click here to add your own comments

Website Serves Non-RVers, Too
by: Coleen, the RVing editor

Most of the people visiting this website -- Work For RVers And Campers -- either have a recreational vehicle or they plan to get one soon. But, no, it is not a requirement.

Much of the information applies to mobile, seasonal, and short-term workers, regardless of RV ownership. Stay-at-home moms (SAHMs) also have a lot in common with working RVers as they are often looking for something other than traditional, full-time 9 to 5 jobs. Another group that finds this website helpful are people who are between jobs, either making voluntary career changes or who have lost their jobs.

Look through the pages of the website and you'll see how the information could be useful for most anyone looking for temporary positions.

Another point, look through the job listings (Help Wanted Ads) pages. You'll see that many of the employers provide an RV parking site to their staff. Some may require the employees to live on the premises as part of the job, for example, if they are providing security. But, oftentimes, the RV site is a perk they offer because it makes the job more attractive to campers and RVers. Those jobs may be open to non-RVers as well as to RVers. And finally, looking through the ads, you'll see that some offer an apartment or cabin, so they definitely aren't limiting the positions to RVers.

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How?
Simply click here to return to Questions and Answers


footer for work for RVers and campers page