part time job , what is the market rate for Germany

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kklr Member

Member since 17 August 2010

kklrMember17 March 2014 07:29:41

Hi, i would like to know what is payment like for a part time job on an average as an "Aushilfer , " in Germany... simple job ,
Wonder if anyone knows if you are in a job as Aushilfer with a job agency ( Zeit arbeit firma)
Will you per hour rate remain the Same all the time without changes as it is a part time job..

Could someone kindly advise . Appreciate . I want to understand the job market better for those on jobs under hourly rated basis...
Thank you

David ViP

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DavidViP18 March 2014 08:16:43

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Hi kklr,

I moved your topic on the Germany forum which might surely be help you get some fresh information.

Regards,

David.

beppi Germany - Singapore Expert

Member since 08 August 2010

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beppiGermany - Singapore Expert18 March 2014 09:57:22

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The usual salary for unskilled part-time retail jobs (e.g. stocking supermarket shelves, or selling hamburgers) is 6-8/hour in the Western German cities (less elsewhere). Babysitting, cleaning, etc. in a private setting pays 8-10/hour.
If you are employed with a job agency (Zeitarbeitsfirma), your pay is set by the contract you have with them and not by what they charge their customers (i.e. the places where you actually work) for your service.

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