I remember a company that deals with corporate entities such as small stores in malls like, Gap, Gymboree, and others.

Basically I want to sign my company up for any local work that may arise so that I can keep my employees a bit busier.

From what I remember, you sign up with this company, check off what services you are capable to perform, and they contact you if a need for your services comes up (i.e. a television image goes out and the employee's dont know what to do) and you can either accept the job or not.

You show up on site, call a phone # to check in, do the work, call the number to check out and get a signature, then send in the paperwork to get paid.

Anyone know what I'm referring to?

onforce? www.onforce.com

If so, sign up make sure your ready to grab what comes your way.

I have got some nice sized jobs through them, the best are ones that are pretty big and dont get snatched up right away. These are always the most profitable because you can counter the price much HIGHER then what they give in the initial send out. what they initially send out for payments are a joke as i cant see how anyone can accept them and make money on them.

Also understand that these are usually "one night stand" types of jobs where there is no further relationship with the company or customer that contracted you through onforce.

Good luck!

Installs inc is an option too....

Agreed on the OnForce info above.

Installs is similar, sometimes less detailed, but sometimes more, or too much communication from their cust service people. They do some dumb things though like call you and beg you to take a job three hours away -- two days before the Superbowl.