Find out if you'll receive more hours.
If you take the second one, but work a lot less, then you'll be making less.
You have the weigh the benefits. Honestly, if I was offered a job that paid me 60 cents more and I got more hours, but it had a larger travel distance, I'd take it.

I will work 20 hours at the new job. The same amount of hours I do at my current job.
My current job is 5 min away and the new one is 10-15min

SpectateHD wrote I will work 20 hours at the new job. The same amount of hours I do at my current job.
My current job is 5 min away and the new one is 10-15min

if your going to work the same amount of hours i would take your new job you might have to leave from your home a little bit earlier but its worth the extra cash your going to be getting

Here's what the cleaning job does.

Carpet and upholstery cleaning

Window Washing:
Janitorial Services:
Floor Maintenance:
Tile and Grout Cleaning:

I might ask if I can work weekdays at my new job and weekends at my old one

I would take the job with the most money

I would take the job that YOU think is the best for YOU. think about getting to work, the people around you at work, and the general work surroundings. which ever one you think is right for YOU.

-MD5

I'm gonna work weekdays at the new job and weekends and my old job

no to sound nasty or anything


But your jobs arnt very highly payed are they mate i do paper round monday to sunday it takes me about 1 hour to 2 hours a day i get pay 63.66

Ok I'm 16 and the US has a bad economy so it's ok for a kid.