What are the salaries in Poland this autumn? How much can you earn in factories and warehouses? What job openings are available for men, women, couples and students in Poland?
In this article you will find up-to-date vacancies for September 2024 in Słupsk, Bydgoszcz and other cities.
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This is one of the most popular vacancies in Poland, partly because the factory is located in a fairly large and beautiful coastal city — Słupsk. The plant welcomes women up to 60 years of age — no language skills or prior experience required. Such a high upper age limit is rare for jobs in Poland, though we do have some options for women and men aged 60 and over. The hourly rate is 22.5 PLN net. Working hours — 220–280 per month.
Work schedule: Monday to Saturday, 12 hours per day. Good accommodation conditions; housing cost — 500 PLN/month. Transportation provided — 100 PLN.
🔹 Stable job with long working hours; in peak season over 300 hours (even higher earnings possible) 🔹 Easy production processes 🔹 No night shifts 🔹 Bonuses of 500–700 PLN 🔹 Employee discounts on products 🔹 Free soup provided at lunch 🔹 Travel costs reimbursed from Ukraine or within Poland 🔹 Work clothing provided free of charge
This vacancy is for men in Ostróda (130 km from Gdańsk). Requirements — age up to 55, no experience or language skills needed. The hourly rate, as is common in Polish factories, varies by department. Packaging department — 24 PLN/hour net; production department — 25 PLN/hour net; students — 28.10 PLN/hour net. Working hours — 220–260 per month.
Work schedule: Monday to Saturday, 10–12 hours per day. If your goal is to maximise earnings, you can work up to 16 hours. Shift I: 5:00/6:00–14:00/16:00; Shift II: 12:00/14:00–20:00/22:00 (effectively, no night shifts). Good housing conditions; accommodation cost — 450 PLN per month.
🔹 Overtime available 🔹 Free transportation to and from work (bus stops right at the accommodation) 🔹 Free lunch provided by the employer (saves on food expenses) 🔹 Work clothing provided free of charge
In Bielsk Podlaski (a lovely town 45 km from Białystok) we are recruiting men and women up to 55 years of age for salmon production. The hourly rate: 23 PLN/hour net. Working hours — 200–220 per month.
Work schedule: Monday to Saturday. Shift I: 6:00–14:00; Shift II: 14:00–22:00; one department has a 5:00–15:00 shift. Accommodation cost — 450 PLN/month.
Benefits: 🔹 No knife work required 🔹 500 PLN bonus after the first month worked 🔹 No night shifts 🔹 Work clothing provided free of charge 🔹 Comfortable working conditions — employee canteen, changing rooms, showers 🔹 Company store next to the plant with discounted fish prices 🔹 Travel costs reimbursed to the workplace (within Poland or from Ukraine)
Warehouse jobs in Poland are among the most sought-after. We are currently recruiting for a warehouse in Bydgoszcz — open to men and women up to 45 years of age. No work experience or language skills required. Rate — 23.05 PLN/hour net; students — 29.10 PLN/hour net. Working hours — 180–230 per month.
Schedule: 6/1, 10–12 hours per day. During low season — 5/2, 8 hours per day.
🔹 No experience or language skills needed (while many warehouses require at least basic Polish and scanner or forklift experience) 🔹 Accommodation provided with very good conditions. Cost — 500 PLN/month, organised transport — 100 PLN. 🔹 Compensation for private accommodation — 230 PLN 🔹 Work clothing provided free of charge 🔹 Comfortable temperature inside the warehouse
This is a warehouse position in Brześć Kujawski (near Włocławek) for men up to 45 years of age — no experience or language skills needed. Rate — 24 PLN/hour net; students — 28.10 PLN/hour net. +1 PLN bonus per hour for perfect attendance! Working hours — 240–300 per month.
Schedule: Monday–Saturday, two 12-hour shifts including night shifts. Accommodation costs 500 PLN/month. Transport from accommodation — 100 PLN.
🔹 Higher rate for employees with no absences 🔹 High number of working hours — ideal for those looking to maximise earnings 🔹 Compensation for private accommodation — 230 PLN 🔹 Transport allowance for employees living independently — 100 PLN 🔹 Canteen on site Note: this warehouse also recruits forklift operators (with UDT certificate, no prior experience required).
In Dzierżążno (30 km from Gdańsk) we are recruiting men and women up to 48 years of age for a poultry plant. Starting rate — 24 PLN/hour net. Working hours — 220–320 per month.
Schedule: Mon.–Fri. on rotating shifts, Saturday optional. Shift I: 3:00–13:00; Shift II: 5:00–16:00. Accommodation costs 500 PLN. Standing work in three warm production halls and one cold hall. Temperature on site: +9/+18°C.
🔹 Rate increase to 25 PLN/hour net (possible after just one month) 🔹 No night shifts 🔹 5–10 minutes on foot from accommodation to work 🔹 Free meal every four hours 🔹 Work clothing provided free of charge
We are recruiting men, women and couples up to 45 years of age for a factory in Bydgoszcz. Rate — 22.25 PLN/hour net; students — 28.10 PLN/hour net. Working hours — 160–200 per month.
Schedule: 7/2, three 8-hour shifts including night. Up to 4 additional hours per week available. Accommodation provided; cost — 510 PLN per month.
🔹 Compensation for private accommodation — 230 PLN/month 🔹 Indoor temperature +20/+26°C, minimal plastic odour 🔹 Bonus pay for the seventh work shift 🔹 Possibility to transfer to the transport department without UDT experience
We are recruiting staff for a fish and seafood packing and production facility in Bydgoszcz. Rate — 23–23.5 PLN/hour net + bonuses. Working hours — 160–240.
Schedule: Mon.–Sat., three shifts of 8–12 hours including night. Accommodation costs 490 PLN/month.
🔹 Compensation for private accommodation — 250 PLN/month 🔹 Work clothing provided free of charge 🔹 One free meal per 8-hour shift, two meals per 12-hour shift 🔹 Monthly bonus — free fish products for employees (1–3 kg of white or red fish) 🔹 Additional bonuses
We are recruiting women up to 55 years of age for a factory in Gostycyn (50 km from Bydgoszcz, 112 km from Gdańsk). Rate: 22.80 PLN/hour net. Working hours — 180–200 per month.
Schedule: Mon.–Fri., three 8-hour shifts including night. Accommodation — 500 PLN.
🔹 No experience or language skills required 🔹 Light physical work 🔹 Work clothing provided free of charge (coat, cap, gloves) 🔹 Good working conditions and a friendly team 🔹 Pleasant aroma in the production hall 🔹 Room temperature +17/+19°C (neither too hot nor too cold)
In Suwałki (58 km from Ełk) we are looking for workers with basic Polish, no experience required. Rate — 23 PLN/hour net; working hours — 180–220.
Schedule: Mon.–Fri., 8 hours per day, night shift available, additional hours possible.
🔹 Free accommodation 🔹 Only basic Polish required 🔹 Free medical examination 🔹 Work in a heated hall
Need more job offers? Call us now: +38 (050) 334-93-51 or +48 525 275 003.
The plant pays 22.5 PLN/hour net for 220–280 hours a month, which gives 4,950 to 6,300 PLN. In peak season, working over 300 hours is possible, and bonuses of 500–700 PLN are also offered. Housing costs 500 PLN/month.
Most of the listed jobs need neither experience nor language skills, including the fish plant in Słupsk, the sausage plant in Ostróda, the clothing warehouses and the chocolate factory in Gostycyn. The furniture and photo frame job in Suwałki is the exception, as it requires basic Polish.
Limits vary by employer. The fish plant in Słupsk accepts women up to 60, the sausage plant in Ostróda takes men up to 55, the Bydgoszcz and Brześć Kujawski warehouses up to 45, and the Dzierżążno poultry plant up to 48.
Of the vacancies listed, only the furniture and photo frame production job in Suwałki offers free accommodation, along with a free medical examination and a heated hall. The other positions charge 450 to 510 PLN per month for housing, and some pay compensation for private accommodation.
Several listed jobs avoid night shifts: the fish plant in Słupsk, the salmon production in Bielsk Podlaski, the poultry plant in Dzierżążno and, effectively, the sausage plant in Ostróda. By contrast, the Brześć Kujawski warehouse, plastics factory and chocolate factory include night shifts.
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