* Off-the-books jobs: These are jobs where the employer does not report the employee's income to the government. This can be a way for employers to avoid paying taxes on their employees' wages, and for employees to earn extra income without paying taxes. However, off-the-books jobs can be even riskier than cash jobs, as employees may not be eligible for any government benefits at all.
* Freelance work: This is work that is done on a project-by-project basis, rather than on a regular basis. Freelance workers may be paid in cash, check, or through online payment platforms. Freelance work can be a great way to earn extra income, but it can also be difficult to find steady work.
* Side hustles: These are small businesses or money-making activities that are done in addition to a regular job. Side hustles can be a great way to earn extra money, but they can also be time-consuming and challenging to manage.
Here are some additional tips for finding under the table jobs:
* Ask around: Talk to your friends, family, and neighbors to see if they know of any under the table jobs.
* Check online: There are many websites and online forums where people post under the table jobs.
* Be prepared to negotiate: Employers may be willing to pay more for under the table jobs, but they may also be less likely to offer benefits or other perks. Be prepared to negotiate for the best possible terms.
