Company
Care.com
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job type
Part-time
Salary
20–30 an hour
Posted
13 hours ago
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via Care.com
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Job description
About the Job
Detailed cleaning of our 3 bedroom, 2. 5 bath home + finished basement. Laundry, Organization & Errands.
Our beloved Household Assistant/Cleaner has decided to retire after more than a decade together, and so our family of 3 is searching for someone to help our home stay fresh and organized. This is more than a cleaning job and requires at least 1 full day per week.
Our home is modest in size, but filled with belongings we treasure, and so it is important to find someone who will seek ways to maintain our home and our furnishings so they last. For example: flipping the couch cushions each week, vacuuming the valances and blinds, polishing the wood furniture, and using the high-quality vacuum and cleaning products we provide.
Detailed instructions available.
I look forward to meeting you,
Jen
Job basics
How often: Part time
Hourly rate: $20.00 - $30.00/hour
Who we're looking for
Who you'll care for
Job schedule
• Thu: 6-9am, 9-12pm, 12-3pm, 3-6pm
• Fri: 6-9am, 9-12pm, 12-3pm, 3-6pm
Detailed cleaning of our 3 bedroom, 2. 5 bath home + finished basement. Laundry, Organization & Errands.
Our beloved Household Assistant/Cleaner has decided to retire after more than a decade together, and so our family of 3 is searching for someone to help our home stay fresh and organized. This is more than a cleaning job and requires at least 1 full day per week.
Our home is modest in size, but filled with belongings we treasure, and so it is important to find someone who will seek ways to maintain our home and our furnishings so they last. For example: flipping the couch cushions each week, vacuuming the valances and blinds, polishing the wood furniture, and using the high-quality vacuum and cleaning products we provide.
Detailed instructions available.
I look forward to meeting you,
Jen
Job basics
How often: Part time
Hourly rate: $20.00 - $30.00/hour
Who we're looking for
Who you'll care for
Job schedule
• Thu: 6-9am, 9-12pm, 12-3pm, 3-6pm
• Fri: 6-9am, 9-12pm, 12-3pm, 3-6pm
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What is the median hourly wage for welders in the United States as of January 2026 including overtime rates?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the median hourly wage for welders at $28.45 as of January 2026 with time-and-a-half overtime required after 40 hours under FLSA rules. Welders in manufacturing earn an additional $4.20 per hour on average for night shifts. Annual median earnings reach $59,176 for full-time roles.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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How many hours per week can welders legally work in the United States without overtime pay in 2026?
The U.S. Department of Labor sets the standard workweek at 40 hours with overtime at 1.5 times the regular rate required after that threshold in 2026. Welders on federal contracts receive double time for hours over 48 in a workweek. Paid sick leave of up to 56 hours annually applies under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act extensions.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor
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What education and experience are required to qualify for welder jobs in the United States in 2026?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics states a high school diploma plus 6-12 months of postsecondary welding training or apprenticeship is required for 2026 entry-level positions. Three years of documented experience is mandatory for structural welding roles under AWS D1.1 standards referenced by DOL. Certification in SMAW or GMAW processes must be completed before hire.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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What documents are required to apply for welder positions through U.S. Department of Labor registered apprenticeships in 2026?
Applicants must submit Form ETA-671, high school transcripts, and proof of U.S. work authorization to DOL-registered programs by March 2026 deadlines. A valid driver's license and negative drug test results from a SAMHSA-certified lab are mandatory. Background checks via FBI fingerprinting are required for nuclear or pipeline welding tracks.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor