Part-time jobs are popping up all over the Country!  Thank goodness because I know many people have recently been laid off, or had hours and/or pay cut.

I've handpicked some of the jobs posted on Career Link, LinkedIn, Monster and Career Builder.  These job listings were posted on the weekend of November 14-15:

Accountant, Consolidated Companies, Lincoln, Nebraska

Accounting Bookkeeper, CoWorx Staffing Services, Marlborough, Massachusetts

Bank Teller, Mutual of Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska

Dental Assistant Instructor, Briarwood College, Southington, Connecticut

Experienced Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Council Bluffs, Iowa

Mathematics Instructor, Southwestern College, Toledo, Ohio

Physical Therapist, HealthSouth,Toms River, New Jersey

Physical Therapist, HealthSouth, Anderson, South Carolina

Pharmacist, HealthSouth, Sunrise, Florida

Pharmacy Technology Faculty, Apollo College, Mesa, Arizona

When looking for a part-time job, you'll want to consider if you need to obtain additional education, training or certification.  There are many resources to attend classes online in the evenings, if you need additional training.  Be sure any online program you sign up for is accredited.

The economy has everyone looking for a second job.  Remember to check often for part-time job listings online, particularly as we head into the holiday season. 

Here's just a sampling of some part-time job opportunities available in the Sacramento, California area as posted on Monster.com:

Construction Carpenters/Skilled Laborers

Stocker/Merchandiser with Kraft Foods

Package Handler, FedEx

Seasonal Driver, UPS

Business to Business Collector, Apple One Employment

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According to CNN Money.com, less than 5 months into Fiscal Year 2010, several states are looking at additional budget cuts due to staggering budget shortfalls.  Rhode Island has a $130.5 million revenue shortfall, and California has a whopping $7 billion revenue shortfall.  California will likely try to offset those shortfalls with major spending cuts in January 2010

Even with the Recovery Act passed in February 2009, the stimulus dollars have only been able to plug a 30 to 40 percent budget gap.  As the economic crisis continues, it is critical to control household spending and diversify your income.  That is why finding a part-time job has never been so critical for many households.  And as the economy does slowly improve, one lesson we've all learned from this mess is it's important to diversify.