Labouring Jobs: how it works
Labouring and carrying work across England: paid per job, not per shift, and no site card needed.
What a driver’s mate earns
| Job | About | You get |
|---|---|---|
| A single item or small load | 1 hour | £30 |
| A 3-bed house move | 7 hours | £120 |
£30 for a single item or small load. On a home move, £30 for every two hours of the job’s estimated time, and at least £60. The offer shows your pay before you accept.
Work out what you’d earn
Carrying, not site work
It’s physical work: lifting furniture, white goods and boxes with a driver, sometimes up stairs. There’s no building site and no CSCS card needed, just a sensible approach to lifting.
Each job’s pay is on the offer before you accept: £30 for a single item or small load, more for home moves.
Paid every week
Paid weekly by bank transfer for jobs finished at least 48 hours before. Good ratings and turning up on time move you up a level, so you see offers sooner.
More work with Van & Driver
- Van Driver Jobs
- Luton Van Driver Jobs
- Owner-Driver Jobs
- Self-Employed Van Driver Work
- Driver Jobs With Your Own Van
- Courier Jobs With Your Own Van
- Man With a Van Work
- Driver’s Mate Jobs
- Removals Jobs
- Weekend Jobs
- Student Jobs
By town: Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield, Manchester, Bristol, Leicester, Croydon, Barnet, Ealing, Newham, Coventry, Brent, Bradford, Enfield, Wandsworth, Bromley, Lambeth, Tower Hamlets, Redbridge, Hillingdon, Southwark, Lewisham, Nottingham, Greenwich, Hounslow, Newcastle upon Tyne, Waltham Forest, Brighton and Hove, Derby, Kingston upon Hull, Plymouth, Haringey, Stoke-on-Trent, Harrow, Havering, Hackney, Southampton, Bexley, Northampton.
Questions
How much work is there?
We’re new here, so the first partners in a town get every job that comes in.
What does a driver’s mate earn?
£30 for a single item or small load; on a home move £30 for every two hours, at least £60.
When do I get paid?
Every week by bank transfer, for jobs finished at least 48 hours before.
Do I need a van or a licence?
No. You meet the driver at the pickup; photo ID and the right to work in the UK are all you need.