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Andrew Edwards, 30, is writing a book about his experiences working part-time, low-wage and dead-end jobs. He inspected a west suburban office building as part of his current job doing real-estate research and inspecting properties Tuesday, Nov.27, 2012. | Rich Hein~Sun-Times
Andrew Edwards, 30, is writing a book about his experiences working part-time, low-wage and dead-end jobs. He inspected a west suburban office building as part of his current job doing real-estate research and inspecting properties Tuesday, Nov.27, 2012. | Rich Hein~Sun-Times
Andrew Edwards, 30, is writing a book about his experiences working part-time, low-wage and dead-end jobs. He inspected a west suburban office building as part of his current job doing real-estate research and inspecting properties Tuesday, Nov.27, 2012. | Rich Hein~Sun-Times
Andrew Edwards, 30, is writing a book about his experiences working part-time, low-wage and dead-end jobs. He inspected a west suburban office building as part of his current job doing real-estate research and inspecting properties Tuesday, Nov.27, 2012. | Rich Hein~Sun-Times
Andrew Edwards, 30, is writing a book about his experiences working part-time, low-wage and dead-end jobs. He inspected a west suburban office building as part of his current job doing real-estate research and inspecting properties Tuesday, Nov.27, 2012. | Rich Hein~Sun-Times
Andrew Edwards, 30, is writing a book about his experiences working part-time, low-wage and dead-end jobs. He inspected a west suburban office building as part of his current job doing real-estate research and inspecting properties Tuesday, Nov.27, 2012. | Rich Hein~Sun-Times
West Town resident Andrew Edwards awaits his job assignment each morning to research real estate — a contract job that is the latest in nearly four years of work with no paid vacation, no benefits and no medical coverage. Edwards, 30, has learned the many …
