If you are looking for stable employment in Poland, consider Kraków, Rzeszów and the surrounding cities — dozens of new vacancies for Ukrainians are opening up there. All offers include official employment, clear working conditions, coordinator support and the option of accommodation close to the workplace.
We have selected vacancies with fair pay and transparent requirements. Choose the best option and call: +38 (050) 334-93-51 or +48 525 275 003.
Document registration location: Kraków Rate: 33 PLN/hr net, students — 38 PLN/hr Schedule: Mon–Sat, 6:00–14:00, 160–240 hrs/month Accommodation: 500 PLN (students — 700 PLN) Responsibilities: ✔ MIG-MAG welding ✔ Reading technical drawings ✔ Metalwork / fitting tasks
Additional benefits: ✔ Allowance for own accommodation: +1 PLN/hr ✔ Work clothing provided free of charge
Rate: 30 PLN/hr net, students — 35 PLN/hr Schedule: Mon–Sat, 8 or 10 hours, 170–210 hrs/month Accommodation: 500 PLN (students — 750 PLN) Own-accommodation allowance: 300 PLN/month Responsibilities: ✔ Loading work (95%), warehouse (5%) ✔ Moving goods, transporting pallets
Conditions: ✔ Free transport to work
Rate: Cutting: 27 PLN/hr net, students — 32 PLN/hr Slaughter: 26 PLN/hr net, students — 32 PLN/hr Schedule: Mon–Fri, from 04:00 or 06:00, up to 220 hrs/month Accommodation: 500 PLN (students — 750 PLN), rooms for 2 people Own-accommodation allowance: 200 PLN/month
✔ Initial processing and meat cutting ✔ Sorting and packaging ✔ Maintaining cleanliness
✔ Animal slaughter and scalding ✔ Working on an automated line ✔ Cleanliness control
Conditions: ✔ Hall temperature +5–8°C ✔ Two free meals per day ✔ Work clothing provided free of charge
Rate: 26 PLN/hr net, students — 30.50 PLN/hr Bonus: up to 800 PLN gross per month Schedule: Mon–Sun, 3 shifts, 168–200 hrs/month Accommodation: 600 PLN (students — 750 PLN) Accommodation allowance: 300 PLN/month Responsibilities: ✔ Operating a loading machine ✔ Loading/unloading pallets ✔ Reading Polish-language orders via tablet
Rate: 30 PLN/hr net, students — 34 PLN/hr Schedule: 2 shifts, Mon–Sat, 190–270 hrs/month Accommodation: 600 PLN (students — 750 PLN) Accommodation allowance: 250 PLN/month Promotion: first month — accommodation is free! Responsibilities: ✔ Loading/unloading ✔ Working with high-bay racking ✔ Scanning, packing, document verification ✔ Up to 50% — physical work
Conditions: ✔ Free meals ✔ Indoor temperature +16–25°C
Rate: 24 PLN/hr net, students — 30.50 PLN/hr Schedule: 2 shifts (day and night), Mon–Sat, 170 hrs/month Accommodation: 600 PLN (students — 750 PLN) Accommodation allowance: +1 PLN/hr Responsibilities: ✔ Loading, parcel sorting ✔ Working with a handheld scanner ✔ Cleaning the workstation
Conditions: ✔ Work in an open warehouse ✔ 15-minute paid break ✔ No language skills required
Don't wait — contact our recruiters: +38 (050) 334-93-51 or +48 525 275 003
A welder in Stalowa Wola earns 33 PLN per hour net, while students receive 38 PLN per hour. The schedule is Monday to Saturday, 6:00–14:00, with 160–240 hours a month. The job involves MIG-MAG welding and reading technical drawings.
At the dog food warehouse in Myślenice, accommodation is free in the first month, and a 250 PLN monthly allowance applies for those with their own housing. The Kraków cigarette warehouse pays a 300 PLN allowance, and the Skawina postal warehouse adds 1 PLN per hour.
It depends on the job. The postal warehouse in Skawina near Kraków requires no language skills. The cigarette warehouse in Kraków, however, involves reading Polish-language orders on a tablet, so some Polish is needed for that position.
The plant in Przecław works Monday to Friday, starting at 04:00 or 06:00, up to 220 hours a month. The hall temperature is +5–8°C. Workers get two free meals a day and free work clothing, and accommodation is in rooms for two people.
In Rzeszów, a clothing warehouse worker earns 30 PLN per hour net, and students 35 PLN. In the Kraków area, rates range from 24 PLN net at the Skawina postal warehouse to 30 PLN at the Myślenice dog food warehouse, with student rates higher.
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