The Freedom of Free Work From Home Jobs

There is one industry that has continued to grow year on year and that is the work at home self employed market. More and more people are choosing to stay at home and work rather than commute.

Every one has different reasons for choosing to do this. Necessity is a popular reason you may have opted to work at home. If you have children the cost of childcare plus commuting costs are making it too expensive to work the traditional 9 to 5 job. You work all day and miss the kids growing up and you are no better of financially at the end of the month.

Another popular reason for you to want to work for yourself at home is dissatisfaction with your employer or boss. This isn't just that you want a change of job, you are fed up with the way employers treat you. There is not the job satisfaction, the conditions of work are getting no better, work demands are always increasing but not your wage and the threat of redundancy is always round the corner.

It's no wonder more people choose to work from home each year and benefit from not having to fight their way through traffic jams every morning and again in the evening. You can work the hours you want to work to fit in with your lifestyle and your family commitments. You can take time out whenever you want without having to get special permission and enjoy greater flexibility with your time.

Alternatively you may just be looking to supplement your income or you may be a mum who can spare a few hours a day but can't get out of the house. Either way working from home allows you to work the number of hours you want when you want. If you wanted you could do your work when the kids have gone to bed or you may want to work a few hours in the morning or at lunch time.

So what are the types of job that are available on the internet that you can do from home. Surprisingly there are lots of different types of jobs so depending on your level of skill and experience and the number of hours you want to work. You could do data processing, completing surveys and polls, or be a mystery shopper although this job does require you to visit shops for part of the work.