Squeezed in South Florida: Miami-Dade sees increase in multiple-job workers

For Jordanna Egan, making a living in South Florida means working two jobs. By day, Egan teaches third grade at Tropical Elementary School in Broward County. After school, she heads to Vignetos Italian Grill in Plantation, where she waits tables, serves drinks and makes salads. Her workdays can stretch from the early morning until late at night. “I’m teaching, I get there around 7:15 in the morning, and we work until 3:25,” Egan said. “Get here to Vignetos about 3:45 p.m. to begin my sh...