Workers looking for hourly, seasonal holiday jobs prioritize flexible schedules and being able to put as many hours in as possible, according to a survey by online staffing platform Bluecrew and research firm Toluna. Those criteria trumped high pay, according to the survey.

The survey found 55% of respondents would like to work 26 hours or more per week, although 63% expect to be given 25 hours or less per week.

Other findings:

• A majority, 63%, began looking for a seasonal job before October.
• Some 32% expect an hourly pay rate of $13.26.
• Primary sources for finding a seasonal holiday job were job boards, cited by 30% of respondents; social media, cited by 23%; and mobile apps, cited by 16%.
• A quarter of respondents were planning to work in retail stores, 16% in restaurants, 15% in customer support and 14% in warehouse/logistics.
• More than half of those surveyed preferred to be a W-2 employee instead of an independent contractor.

The survey included 839 workers ages 18 and older and was taken between Aug. 27 and Sept. 3.

Bluecrew is based in Chicago and is owned by IAC (NASDAQ: IAC).