More people take second job

AN INCREASING series of workers are being forced to take on a second pursuit to have ends meet, according to a new report. A consult of some-more than 1,000 adults showed that the series carrying dual jobs had increasing from twenty-six per cent to 38 per cent in the past year.Employment law organisation Peninsula warned that workers with dual jobs could humour problems with health and family relationships. Managing executive Peter Done said: "Taking on a second pursuit might well be a short-term answer to monetary difficulties but it mostly has long-term consequences. "In speculation the a great thought – a second pursuit equates to higher income – but it can poise problems for both the trainer and the employee."