Stay-At-Home Workers Sick of Running Neighbor’s Errands

Wednesday, 04 August 2010 | by Pat's Picks

No, I cannot pick up your child. The Wall Street Journal says people who work from home are sick of their neighbors asking them to do errands. Part of the problem is that people that work from home are usually happy to help out—to a point. From signing for countless UPS deliveries to walking the dog, some stay-at-home workers are so sick of being “the doormat of the neighborhood” that they are now charging for their services.