oddjobs
plural nounUK /ˈɒd.dʒɒbz/
US /ˈɑːd.dʒɑːbz/
Oddjobs are small jobs that are different from each other and not done all the time.
He earns extra money by doing oddjobs around the neighborhood, like mowing lawns and fixing fences.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Small, unrelated tasks done for different people, often for quick payment.
She picked up oddjobs at the market to save up for a new bike.
3. Minor repair or maintenance work done informally.
The landlord hired someone to do oddjobs like painting and plumbing.
4. Temporary or irregular employment taken between regular jobs.
After graduation, he did oddjobs while searching for a full-time position.