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Looking for work in Poland?

We match a job in Poland to your papers and experience. First we work out from what date you may work, then we find an employer that can hire you on that basis.

Since 2023about 2,000 people placed in workKRAZ 29795candidates pay nothing

Open positions

These are the openings we have today. The rate and the place are exactly as advertised: nothing changes after the call.

Laundry worker

31,40 zł gross per hour

Posted 20.09

  • Warsaw, Rembertów — reachable by city transport
  • Contract of mandate (zlecenie), Monday to Friday, 6:00–14:00
  • Work in a heated hall: operating machines and folding
  • 4 places open, start straight away
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Cleaner

31,40 zł gross per hour

Posted 20.09

  • Baniocha near Warsaw — work outside the city
  • Contract of mandate (zlecenie), different shifts: 14:00–22:00 Monday to Friday or 2 days on and 2 off, 12 hours a day, no night work
  • Cleaning the premises, no experience needed
  • 4 places open, start straight away
  • 26 zł net per hour, as stated by the employer
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Your trade is not on the list?

Leave a note with one sentence about what you are looking for. We get in touch as soon as an opening matches your documents.

Register for later

Above are all the openings we have today. Warehouse, production and bakery work comes up less often: leave a request and we will get in touch at the next opening that fits your papers.

The 31.40 zł gross rate is the statutory hourly minimum. Where a workplace pays more, we say so in the advert rather than at signing.

No CV to hand? Leave your name and number. We call back during office hours and ask the rest ourselves.

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What you actually take home

Adverts quote the gross rate, but people count what reaches the wallet. Work it out yourself: enter the rate and the hours, pick your situation.

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An estimate. For a contract of mandate (zlecenie) we leave out voluntary sickness insurance; for an employment contract we apply the 250 zł cost allowance and the 300 zł monthly tax credit, which applies once you hand the employer a PIT-2 form (a request to apply the credit every month). The final figure is calculated by the employer's payroll.

Where we look most often

Openings change weekly. If you have worked in any of these places, say so in your message: it makes matching a shift easier.

Illustrative photo: a woman in an industrial laundry drags a bag of linen past the washing machines
LaundrySorting, washing, pressing, handing out clean linen.
CleaningOffices, facilities, shop floors. Morning and afternoon shifts.
WarehousePicking, packing, goods receipt.
ProductionAssembly lines and packing, night shifts included.
BakeryFood plants, work from early morning.
Other workplacesWarsaw and around, sometimes offers further afield.

What you need to start

Grey metal lockers with keys, a few doors ajar

If you are a Polish citizen

  • Identity card
  • A bank account for your pay
  • A medical certificate, if the employer requires one

That is all. The rest is on the employer, and we make sure nothing is left to the last day.

If you are a foreign national

  • Passport and residence document, if you already hold one
  • PESEL number, if it has been issued
  • An employer declaration or a work permit, if that is your basis
  • A bank account for your pay

Work for Ukrainians and citizens of other countries starts with this list. If something is missing we say so in the first conversation and explain what you can do today and what only once you have the papers. We do not promise a decision by the authorities: it does not depend on an agency.

How it works, step by step

1
Your message. Form, phone or WhatsApp. Your name, a number and one sentence about the work you want.
2
The call. We ask about papers, experience and where you would travel from. Usually fifteen minutes.
3
The offer. We name the rate, the shift and the address. You agree, we set the start date.
4
The work. You sign with the employer. We stay in touch in case of questions.

What nobody has the right to demand from you

Eight things candidates ask about most often, because somebody already tried. You will meet none of them here, and knowing these rules protects you whoever you end up working with.

A fee for finding workAn employment agency may not take a single zloty from you for placement, recruitment or “reserving a spot”. If someone wants 400 zł for a referral to a warehouse, that is not an agency but a scam.See in our guide what an agency may not charge for.
Deductions for work clothingSafety footwear, gloves and work clothes are provided by the employer at their own cost. Deducting them from your pay breaches health and safety rules.
Deductions for “free” accommodationIf the advert said accommodation was free and 450 zł disappears from your pay, that deduction has no basis. Beyond taxes and contributions, deductions need your written consent.
A penalty for leavingUnder an employment contract there are no penalties for terminating it. Under a civil-law contract a penalty must be written into the contract you signed — it is never conjured up afterwards.
Working on someone else's papersAn invitation or permit bought from an intermediary refers to a different company and is no use for work with us. Such work is illegal, and the worker bears consequences too.
A promised date for the residence cardNobody will guarantee you a card in three months: the decision belongs to the voivode. Whoever promises a date is selling something they do not have.What we promise is a complete file and a close eye on the dates.
Handing over your documentsYour passport and card stay with you. A scan or a phone photo is enough for the application.
Agreeing blindBefore you say yes you know the rate, the address, the shift and the type of contract. No “we will explain when you get there”.

The questions we hear most often

How much does it cost to find work through an agency?

Nothing for the candidate. An employment agency may not charge the person it is finding work for — the employer bears the cost. If anyone in this trade asks you for money simply to find you a job, treat it as a warning sign.

I do not speak Polish. Can I work?

In a laundry, in cleaning and in many warehouse roles basic communication is enough. Tell us plainly how your Polish is and we will find a place where it will not get in the way. With us you speak Ukrainian or English.

I am waiting for a residence card. May I work already?

It depends on the basis you hold today: a declaration, a work permit, or an exemption. Filing a residence application does not itself give the right to work. We check this before any referral so there is no day of work without a legal basis.

When is the first payment?

The dates are set by the employer you sign with, and we tell you them before the start, together with the rate and the hours. We do not promise dates we do not control.

Do you help with transport or housing?

Some employers arrange transport and sometimes accommodation, others do not. We say which before you decide.

How often is a contract of mandate (zlecenie) paid?

If the contract lasts longer than a month, pay at least at the minimum hourly rate is paid at least once a month, in money (article 8a of the Minimum Wage Act). How often a given workplace pays is stated in the job offer.

A student under 26 on a zlecenie: is the whole rate paid out?

Usually yes. A pupil or student under 26 on a zlecenie is not covered by pension and disability insurance (art. 6(4) of the Social Insurance System Act), so no health contribution is due either, and the youth relief exempts income up to 85,528 zł a year from PIT (art. 21(1)(148) of the PIT Act). The gross rate is then what you take home. The employer will ask for a valid student card.

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The right to work usually comes from EU citizenship, a residence card with access to the labour market, a work permit, or a declaration entered at the labour office. Not sure? Choose “I am not sure”, and WNR will check.

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HoursMonday – Friday, 9:00 – 17:00
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Company detailsWNR Group sp. z o.o. · KRAZ 29795 · KRS 0001031454 · NIP 1231532016 · REGON 525071870 · kapitał zakładowy 5 000 zł · siedziba: ul. Albatrosów 24A, 05-500 Piaseczno
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