Part-time entry level positions are available in many different industries, depending on your skill set and interests. Casual restaurants hire inexperienced cashiers, servers, and hostesses, but expect them to watch and learn from veteran employees. Grocery stores and retailers often staff their stores with entry-level baggers, cashiers, and re-stocking employees. Administrative roles such as data entry clerk and receptionist usually receive some initial training from their employer about duties and expectations, but do not need prior work experience. Construction and general laborers typically learn on the job. These part-time jobs are schedules for thirty hours or less each week. Many part-time entry-level jobs are ideal for high school or college students who need extra income and have a flexible schedule, though some take part-time entry-level jobs in hopes that it leads to a full-time position.