Most work-from-home jobs still follow a Monday-through-Friday schedule. But some remote jobs use four 10-hour days, Sunday-through-Thursday schedules, weekend shifts, or later evening hours instead.
For this list, I looked specifically for current remote jobs with alternate schedules where the employer actually spells out the workdays or shift hours. I did not include jobs that only say the schedule is “flexible.”
I found several options for you! The list below includes a 4×10 schedule, fixed weekend schedules, Sunday-through-Thursday work, and later evening shifts.
If you would rather keep your weekends free, I also have a separate list of work-from-home jobs with Monday-through-Friday schedules.
New remote jobs were added to this list on October 7, 2026. If a job has closed when you visit, check back soon. This list is refreshed every few days.
7 Current Remote Jobs With Alternate Schedules
1. Super Dispatch: Customer Support Specialist (Bilingual/Spanish, Weekend Schedule)
Super Dispatch is hiring a full-time remote customer support specialist to help carriers, drivers, shippers, and brokers by phone, email, and chat. The work includes software troubleshooting, billing questions, and payment support.
Schedule: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Central, working three weekdays plus both Saturday and Sunday. The company says you can choose which two weekdays you have off. The posting labels the time zone CST, so confirm how it handles daylight saving time.
Pay: $45,000 to $50,000 per year.
Requirements: Spanish proficiency, two to four years of customer support experience, and experience supporting billing systems or payment platforms. SaaS or technical support experience is preferred. No degree requirement is listed.
Location: U.S. citizens working from within the United States only. International remote work is not allowed.
Benefits include health, dental, and vision coverage options, a 401(k) match, paid time off, and company-provided equipment.
Go here to apply with Super Dispatch.
2. Minted: Seasonal Customer Service Representative (Weekend Required)
Minted is hiring remote seasonal customer service representatives for the 2026 holiday season. Representatives help customers by phone, email, live chat, and social media with orders, custom products, shipping problems, and other questions.
Schedule: You will work five days each week, and at least one of those days must be Saturday or Sunday. Most shifts are eight hours and fall between 5:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Pacific, although Minted says scheduled hours may change during the season.
Pay and location: The job pays $17.62 per hour in most eligible locations and $19.19 per hour in its listed Geo 2 metro areas. Applicants must live in AZ, AR, CO, CT, FL, GA, ID, IL, KS, LA, ME, MN, MO, MT, NC, NJ, NV, OK, OR, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, or WI.
This is temporary work running through the holiday season and into early January 2027. Training lasts two full weeks and follows a Monday-through-Friday schedule from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Pacific, so that is another thing to consider before applying.
The listing requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience, customer-service experience, and comfort using several support systems. You also need a quiet workspace, reliable internet, and availability for camera-on meetings.
3. Novig: Seasonal Customer Experience Specialist (Night and Weekend Option)
Novig is hiring a full-time seasonal customer experience specialist to help sports-platform users through email and live chat. You will investigate account and transaction problems and troubleshoot time-sensitive issues during live sporting events.
Schedule: The night and weekend shift is Thursday through Monday, 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Eastern. Novig also offers a Monday-through-Friday day shift from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern. You can discuss your preference during the interview, but the company assigns shifts based on business needs, so the evening option is not guaranteed.
Pay: $25 per hour for 40 hours per week, with overtime eligibility.
Requirements: Strong written communication, comfort using multiple tools, and knowledge of sports betting and prediction markets or the ability to learn quickly. No degree or minimum years of experience are listed. The application requires a 30- to 60-second video about a favorite sports memory.
Location: Remote; the application asks about U.S. work authorization. No eligible-state list is provided.
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4. Ultimate Medical Academy: Admissions Representative (Sunday-Thursday)
Ultimate Medical Academy is hiring a full-time remote admissions representative to speak with prospective students about its educational programs. The work includes phone calls, interviews, follow-ups, scheduling, and entering or maintaining student information.
Schedule: This position has a Sunday-through-Thursday schedule. You will work Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern and Monday through Thursday from noon to 9 p.m. Eastern, leaving Friday and Saturday off.
Pay and qualifications: The posting displays a $20 compensation range but does not specify the pay period, so confirm that detail with UMA. You need a high school diploma or equivalent plus at least two years of experience in education, customer service, sales, or a related field.
UMA provides paid training and offers benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off, holidays, a 401(k), disability coverage, and other benefits. The listing describes the job as remote but notes that occasional planned travel or onsite work may be required. The application asks for a U.S. state and ZIP code, but the posting does not provide a specific eligible-state list.
Go here to apply with Ultimate Medical Academy.
5. Keeper Security: Consumer Support Specialist (Sunday-Thursday)
Keeper Security is hiring a remote consumer support specialist to answer calls, emails and chats, troubleshoot software problems, and help customers through screen sharing.
Schedule: Sunday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Central.
Requirements and location: The application asks for at least one year of technical software customer-support experience. A bachelor’s degree is preferred, not required. Applicants must be in Central, Mountain or Eastern Time and live in AZ, AR, CO, DE, FL, GA, IL, IN, ID, MD, MA, MN, MO, NV, NC, OK, OR, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV or WI.
Pay: Up to $23/hour plus an annual discretionary bonus. Medical, dental and vision coverage, a 401(k) and paid time off are offered.
Go here to apply with Keeper Security.
6. Mudflap: Bilingual Customer Support Specialist (Weekend Schedule)
Mudflap is hiring a full-time bilingual customer support specialist to help independent truckers using its fuel and payment platform. This is a high-volume phone support position, and you must be fluent in both English and Spanish.
Schedule: The current posting lists Wednesday through Saturday, noon to 10 p.m. Eastern.
Shift options can change, so check the live posting for the complete current schedule before applying.
Pay and qualifications: Pay ranges from $23 to $27 per hour. Applicants need at least two years of remote customer support experience. The application also asks for two years of phone-based support and two years using customer-service ticketing systems. It asks whether you currently live in the United States and are authorized to work there; no eligible-state list is provided.
Mudflap says training lasts three weeks and that it ships the equipment needed for the job. Benefits include health-plan options, paid time off, a 401(k) match, and other perks.
Go here to apply with Mudflap.
7. Supabase: Support Engineer (4-Day Weekend Schedule)
Supabase has one of the clearest compressed weekend schedules I found, but this is also the most specialized job on the list. The company is hiring a remote support engineer to help developers troubleshoot technical problems involving its database and software platform.
Schedule: This is a full-time position made up of four 10-hour shifts permanently covering the weekend. The listing says the schedule runs Friday through Monday, based on hours of 16:00 to 02:00 UTC, although the exact local hours may vary depending on your time zone.
Supabase is primarily looking for someone located in a North or South American time zone, so it’s not US only. Applicants need at least three years of experience providing developer support to technical customers along with strong SQL skills and experience using Linux or Unix systems and the command line.
Pay and benefits: The company does not disclose pay in the posting. Supabase is fully remote and lists benefits including health coverage, a technology allowance, equity ownership, professional-development money, and an annual company gathering.
Go here to apply with Supabase.
What to Know About Remote Jobs With Alternate Schedules
A Four-Day Schedule Can Still Mean 40 Hours
As you may know, a four-day work schedule does not always mean fewer hours. The Supabase job above uses a compressed 4×10 schedule, which means you still work 40 hours but you just fit them into four longer days.
That can give you an extra day off each week, but 10-hour workdays are long workdays.
If you are specifically looking for fewer than 40 hours, check my current list of part-time work-from-home jobs instead. I try to keep it up to date.
Training May Follow a Different Schedule
Training hours and workdays can sometimes be very different from the schedule you will have afterward.
As an example, some companies may use a Monday-through-Friday training schedule before its 4×10 shift begins, and Minted listed in this post also trains Monday through Friday even though the regular schedule requires a weekend day.
So you’ll get your alternate schedule with those companies, you just have to do the Mon-Fri training time first.
Weekend and Evening Work Is Common
Several of the alternate-schedule remote jobs above do require at least one weekend day, and some also include evening hours.
You need to think about how those shifts will fit with family plans, sleep, childcare, and other commitments before you decide to apply.
Many of the openings I found in this category were also customer-facing jobs. If that type of work interests you, I have a larger list of companies hiring for customer service jobs from home, too.
How to Find More Remote Jobs With Alternate Schedules
Alternate work schedules are definitely out there, but you usually have to look closely at the actual job description to find them.
A listing that says “flexible schedule” may still require five normal weekdays, so don’t just assume you can choose your days unless the employer specifically says you can do that.
When searching on your own, try phrases like 4×10 remote jobs, four 10-hour shifts remote, weekend remote jobs, or Sunday-through-Thursday remote jobs.
Those searches are usually a lot more useful than going and looking for jobs that claim to offer a flexible schedule.
Remote openings can disappear quickly! Apply fast if you are interested!
You can also check my latest work-at-home job leads for more companies currently hiring.
Good luck if you apply for anything listed!
Anna Thurman is a work at home blogger and mom of two. She has been researching and reviewing remote jobs for over 15 years. Her findings are published weekly here at Real Ways to Earn.