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How much do weekend jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 22, 2026, the average hourly pay for weekend in Toronto, ON is $17.63, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.62 and $19.04 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are weekend jobs?

Weekend jobs are positions that primarily require employees to work during the weekends, typically Saturday and Sunday. These roles are common in industries such as retail, hospitality, healthcare, and customer service, where business activity continues or increases on weekends. Weekend jobs can be part-time or full-time and are ideal for students, people looking for extra income, or those with weekday commitments. Duties and schedules vary based on the employer and industry.

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Whether you only need a part-time job or you need to supplement your full-time income, there are countless weekend jobs available nearly everywhere. Most weekend jobs are part-time jobs, including retail, food service, child care, fitness, customer service, teaching, tutoring, and medical care positions.

What are typical responsibilities and expectations for employees working weekend shifts?

Employees working weekend shifts are often responsible for maintaining business continuity during non-standard hours, which can include customer service, operational support, or facility management. Weekend roles may involve more independent work or smaller teams, requiring strong self-motivation and adaptability. Communication with weekday staff for smooth handovers and reporting is crucial. Flexibility and reliability are highly valued, as weekend coverage is essential for many industries.

What is the difference between Weekend vs Part-Time Worker?

AspectWeekendPart-Time Worker
Work SchedulePrimarily works on weekends, often with fixed weekend shiftsWorks fewer hours than full-time, flexible schedule including weekdays and weekends
CredentialsTypically no specific credentials required, varies by industryOften requires basic qualifications or certifications depending on the role
Work EnvironmentSame as full-time roles, often in retail, hospitality, or healthcareVaries widely, including retail, customer service, or administrative roles
Industry UsageCommon in retail, hospitality, healthcare, and service industriesUsed across many industries for flexible staffing needs

Weekend workers primarily work on weekends with fixed schedules, often in retail or hospitality. Part-time workers have flexible hours, working fewer hours overall, and may work weekdays or weekends. Both roles offer flexibility but differ in scheduling and commitment levels.

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Infographic showing various Weekend job openings in Toronto, ON as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 71% Full Time, 23% Part Time, 4% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 90% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 6% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $36,671 per year, or $17.6 per hour.

Weekend CNC Setup Project -- Furniture Studio (Toronto)

Krisette and Co

Toronto, ON • On-site

CA$45 - CA$56.25/hr

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Job description

Fixed-fee engagement, $900 flat. Starts Sunday, August 23. 16–20 hours over one week including weekends.

About Krisette and Co.

Krisette and Co. is a Toronto-based luxury sustainable furniture brand. Our signature material is "coffee shell" — reclaimed coffee grounds bound with plant-based resin and hand-applied to reclaimed wood substrates. 97% of the materials in our furniture are reclaimed or diverted from landfill. Everything is handmade in Toronto.

Our work has been covered in the Globe and Mail and DesignLines, and we received the Interior Design Show Prototype Award. Our current product line — the Bunn Line — includes coffee tables, side tables, bowls, and coasters, each finished in either Latte or Espresso shell over white oak, maple, or walnut substrates.


The project

We're bringing CNC fabrication in-house and need someone with real production chops to set us up right. We've picked up a used Sienci LongMill MK2 that will be at our Toronto workshop this week, partially disassembled for transport. We need it reassembled, commissioned, enclosed, and cutting our two highest-volume products by the end of the following week.

We already have CAD and CAM files for coasters and bowls from our previous fabrication partner, whose setup used a different machine. Part of your job is to validate those files against the LongMill's capabilities and adjust feeds, speeds, and toolpaths as needed for char-free results on our hardwoods — not to rubber-stamp them.

Deliverables:

  • Reassembly and inspection of the LongMill MK2 (V-wheels, belts, lead screws, controller check)
  • Squaring, tramming, and wasteboard surfacing
  • Construction of a dust-controlled enclosure around the machine (materials provided)
  • gSender installation and configuration
  • Validation and adjustment of existing CAD/CAM files for Bunn Coasters (all three substrates: white oak, maple, walnut) and Bunn Bowls (7′′ and 10′′), with proof cuts and documented feed/speed changes
  • Written SOPs for coaster and bowl production — detailed enough that a new operator can run production without you present. This is the point of the engagement, not a bonus deliverable.
  • Handover walkthrough with our team at the end of the engagement

Table products (Bunn Classic, Bunn Pill, Bunn Side) are out of scope for this engagement and will be handled separately.

Timeline

  • Start: Sunday, August 23, 2026
  • Complete: within one week, weekends included
  • 16–20 hours total, scheduled around your availability within that window
  • On-site at our Toronto workshop

What we're looking for

  • Real production experience cutting hardwoods (walnut, oak, maple) on a hobby-class or small production CNC. Portfolio evidence required.
  • Working understanding of feeds, speeds, chip load, tool selection, and climb-vs-conventional cutting on dense hardwoods. Char-free cut edges are a hard requirement for our process — coffee shell doesn't adhere to burnished or scorched surfaces.
  • Fluency with Fusion 360 CAM and gSender (or the ability to demonstrate you can pick up gSender quickly if coming from another controller stack).
  • Experience writing setup sheets, work instructions, or SOPs that others have successfully followed. This matters as much as the machining ability.
  • Production discipline — thinking in jigs, tool wear, batch consistency, part inspection — not just one-off making.
  • Available to start Sunday and work weekend hours within the week.

Fee

  • $900 flat for the full engagement
  • All materials, hardware, and consumables provided
  • Machine and tools on-site

How to apply

Because the start date is tight, please apply by 11:59PM Friday, August 21 with:

  1. A brief note on your background and confirmation you can start Sunday
  2. Portfolio evidence of hardwood CNC work — photos of finished pieces with visible cut edges
  3. A sample of any documentation you've produced — a setup sheet, work instruction, tutorial, teaching material, anything. If you don't have existing documentation, write us a one-page mock SOP for: "surface a 12′′ × 24′′ walnut blank flat on both faces to a final thickness of 3⁄4′′, ready for coffee shell application." No wrong answers — we're looking at how you think and write.
  4. Any questions about the scope

If this becomes an ongoing relationship after the initial project, great — but the fixed-fee engagement stands on its own regardless.