Looks like I'm gonna be the first one with a useful answer.

OP check out shiftsmart. Download the app on your phone and then go through the onboarding process. There are two different gigs (at least in my location) one is circle k which is an in person part time thing where you go in and help clean and stock for a couple of hours.

The other one is Dynata, and that is a work from home phone job where you are calling people to conduct political surveys for the upcoming midterms. My wife has been doing this for a few months now and depending on how much per hour they are offering that day it'll be anywhere from 10 to 12 (sometimes 15) an hour for a 4 or 5 hour shift.

I tried to do it myself but I'm not so good with reading scripted prompts on the phone, plus I just hate being on the phone in general. But if you think you can do it go for it, plus you get the added benefit of seeing what their survey questions are and what interested parties are trying to figure out about a given state.

To this day I can't really tell if it's a liberal or conservative-serving company. Some days the survey seems to be coming from different sides. And they never banned my wife for expressing her conservative views on the phone with survey takers

Edit: forgot to mention that the shifts are work-as-you-can you just pick up a shift for a slot of time that you are available, no prescheduled shifts