Gig Workers & College Students

Learn to make money from Gig Workers & College Students.     (Craigslist has a category for Gig Workers, which lets you advertise to them for a $3 fee.)

Gig Workers are also called self-employed employees.   Self-employed workers don't have an employer-employee relationship with any company and are responsible for their work and expenses.   The IRS defines a self-employed worker as an independent contractor.

Simply allow gig workers to earn $15 per vehicle for doing the work at your retail Service Center.

Charge gig workers the retail price of $25/ea for Klearstar.

The gig worker gets paid $40  and earns $15 per car, as a result.

You keep the $20 profit from each Klearstar sold to a Gig Worker.

Gig Workers are easier to supervise than you would think:

Gig Workers soon discover they often get rewarded with cash "tips" from customers.

"Tipping" gives your gig workers enough incentive to always provide the best customer service, even when you're not there.

College Students:

College Students are an endless source of Gig Workers.

Community Colleges and Universities normally have a student employment office where students find local employers who need part-time workers.

If the local college does not have an employment office, they will certainly have a Student Bulletin Board where you can post job opportunities.