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A job alternative can be worth exploring if you want more flexibility, a possible second income or a way to build something around your existing work, family life or other commitments. The Utility Warehouse opportunity is designed for people who would like to recommend essential household services while developing a self-employed, home-based business at their own pace. This Tag brings together helpful articles about the Utility Warehouse Partner role, working from home, extra income and related ways to think differently about work.
Looking for a job alternative does not always mean leaving employment immediately; for many people, it starts with a part-time, flexible way to learn new skills, help others save money on household bills and see whether the business is a good personal fit. You may find it useful to compare related topics such as career alternative, home-based business and part-time income, as well as the practical guide to joining Utility Warehouse. For wider UK guidance on working for yourself, the official GOV.UK page on self-employment is also a useful reference before making any major decisions.
It has long been known that Utility Warehouse (UW) is a company that is seemingly unaffected by economic crisis. Some say that UW is recession proof. When you consider the essential nature of UW services, it is easy to see that regardless of financial pressure, how people are unable to do without gas, electricity, mobile, […]
Here’s a story from one of our top distributors, Sheila Winter, who has built a successful Utility Warehouse business, working from home, alongside her husband John: We were stuck on the wonderful motorways of Southern England yesterday for many hours. Believe it or not, not just one motorway but two were closed, after incidents, and […]
I trained as a PE teacher and after experiences teaching and travelling in South East Asia and Africa, I became passionate about overseas development issues. I returned to the UK to complete a Masters degree in demography/ population policies. I then worked in the charity sector implementing projects in Africa. In 2003 I became a […]
After going through numerous examinations, coursework for A-levels and a degree at university, up until the age of 22, I was frequently being asked the question of what job are you going to do after university? So after much thought and consideration of the dream jobs that I wanted in the ideal world (i.e. working […]