Your wife 'should' be in receipt of a work visa to work here legally, and so must you.

A work visa would not be given for the positions that interest you , and would possibly pay approx. $2 - 3 an hr. as it would be 'under the table' so may be even less.

https://www.costarica.com/relocation/working-in-costa-rica/

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Ckerv, you might find this enlightening?

"People often think that it is possible to move to Costa Rica to work or increase their pension with some form of part-time activity. Working in Costa Rica is not so simple.
In general, it must be said, although there some exceptions, you cannot get a job in Costa Rica without first obtaining legal permanent residency with no employment restrictions or citizenship."

source:

http://qcostarica.com/working-legally-in-costa-rica/

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