Part-time jobs in Columbus, Ohio

SameShift lists hourly jobs at local shops. You can apply with friends as a crew, or on your own.

Apply together as a crew when you want the same shifts as people you already know. Invite them, choose a job from the list, and send one application for the group. Employers can hire you together. They choose the shifts.

Or apply on your own. A crew is optional. The employer reviews each person separately, and applying together does not mean everyone is hired.

The Columbus list rolls in the suburb pages too: Dublin, Westerville, Hilliard, Grove City, Upper Arlington, Worthington, Gahanna, New Albany, Delaware, Powell, and the other nearby towns where a shop has posted. Students at a Columbus high school, Columbus State, or Ohio State can look for work near campus.

Read the title, the shop, the area, and the pay before you apply. Choose a place you can get to from school or from home.

If you apply with friends, pick people who can work those same hours. Say which days you are free after class and on weekends.

A first job does not need a long history of work. Say when you can start and which days you can be there. Read the posting, then send it.

Use a phone number and an email you actually check. If a shop writes back, that is how they will reach you.

You apply on the job page. The role and the pay are there before you begin. You stay on that page to start, and a free account is created when you send the application.

The employer decides who to interview and who to hire. Some meet a crew together. Others meet people one at a time. If they hire you, the shifts are the ones the posting described.

Openings change as shops hire and as new jobs are posted. A filled role leaves this list. When a shop is hiring for the holidays, use the holiday jobs link on this page.