Yeah I am also a big fan of Springfield libraries so I checked out the jobs section this week and was shocked to see $12.50. Bummer.

Don’t even need education anymore. Can take a 20 hour class and become sub certified in Missouri now

The late fees are cheap, five dollars a month, I believe.

Also, the assessor's, and especially the collector's offices are very easy to deal with if you ever need to talk to them on the phone or in person.

Edit: It's 10% the first month and 2% each month thereafter. So it could actually be a lot of you owe a lot, my bad.

Springfield has high taxes. I live in Bokivar. And enjoy much lower.... but I also stash money each month to be able to pay.

If you have to wait, it's just a small fine, the amounts should be on your bill. But the fine increases every month

Springfield Sign. Positions listed on Indeed.

I always set aside money through the year to cover my taxes, makes the sting a little less. $3200 between insurance, property, real estate, and plates this year, glad I'm outside Greene or it would be more.

Could donate plasma at biolife, if you want to try and avoid the late fees?

The Arc of the Ozarks

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Tbh I hardly ever pay my taxes on time. It’s the worst time of year for it. I know I should plan it out during the year but I also never know how much it’s going to be either. It sucks. They do charge a late fee, but it’s not too bad for the first few months. Honestly I just say fuck it and wait as long as possible 🫠

edit I do believe you will need to pay it before registering a car, though

It’s true, but they just did a big salary restructuring.

Most medical facilities are still going to test, mainly because it’s federally illegal, but also cox used to test for tobacco, sooo

Unfortunately the library severely underpays. A position opened last year that I could have loved and been very good at required a masters degree and paid 34k a year :/ it’s a real same because Springfield has some amazing libraries. Great part time jobs though

Not sure exactly how flexible the schedule is; you'd probably have to check with someone in EVS for a concrete answer, but to my knowledge they're pretty flexible in most departments. I'm also not sure if they'll have a drug test for weed with the legalization coming up, but to my knowledge they do test all new hires.

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I believe so, my friend works there and said they worked with her! Here’s the link- Seasonal Retail Fulfillment Support Associate, Battlefield Mall https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?from=appshareios&jk=d157eaaf59e3d503

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Penmac is in desperate need of subs for all the surrounding school districts right now if you have any sort of education!

As a former employee of almost a decade, I wouldn't recommend this to my worst enemy. And they will never accommodate this schedule for a new hire.

Macy’s is hiring for their fulfillment dept seasonal, no interview; $15 and it can be physical/repetitive work, though. It is easy and they do get back to you within a day

Sold my soul to the company store.

Nearly everywhere is hiring

Cox Health is hiring housekeeping staff for their EVS team (nothing too serious, most of the work is dusting and sanitizing), starting pay is like $16.60. We're constantly understaffed, if you look on Cox's website then you can find an application portal, more than likely they will reach out.

The Library is hiring https://thelibrary.org/jobs

the city of springfield had a lot of openings, could be a career job if you like!

Check the SRC website for openings. Bonus there is 4x10hr shifts in some places too.