In brief
- Job
- Forklift driver (m/f/d), Warehouse worker (m/f/d), Production helper (m/f/d)
- Location
- Göttingen, Estorf (near Hanover), Paderborn, Diemelstadt
- Pay
- from €15.33 per hour gross, forklift drivers from €16.08
- Contract
- official employment contract in Germany (temporary work, Zeitarbeit)
- Who can apply
- Lithuania: citizen's passport; aged 18 or over
- German language
- not required, but a plus
- Support
- moving and address registration (Anmeldung); accommodation can be provided if needed; our recruiters speak German, English and Russian
- For applicants
- free of charge
Lithuania is part of the European Union. Lithuanian citizens have freedom of movement for workers: they work in Germany under the same conditions as Germans. If you like, we can also speak Russian with you.
Who can apply
We hire people with a valid passport or ID card from an EU country, for example Lithuanian citizens. We also accept applications from Ukrainians with temporary protection and from people who already have a residence permit in Germany that allows work.
What is not enough
- a Lithuanian residence permit without EU citizenship
- expired ID documents
More on this: Who can work in Germany?
Why Germany
- Pay from €15.33 per hour gross
- Employment contract with us as a German staffing agency (temporary work), with assignments at client companies in logistics, warehousing and production
- Social insurance: health, pension, unemployment and long-term care insurance
- Paid holidays and continued pay when you are sick
We are looking for forklift drivers, warehouse workers and production helpers in Göttingen, Hanover and Paderborn. One example: the job as a warehouse worker.
Which jobs we offer
- Forklift driver: move goods with a forklift, load and unload. A forklift licence is a big advantage.
- Warehouse worker: receive goods, pick orders, pack and check.
- Production helper: simple tasks on the production line, sorting, packing.
We choose the work location together with you.
German language skills
German is a plus – at work and in everyday life. But we also consider applications from people who do not speak German yet. If you like, we can speak Russian with you.
How it works
- You fill in the application form.
- We contact you by phone or messenger.
- We discuss the work location and conditions and sign the employment contract.
- We help you move and register your address. Accommodation can be provided if you wish.
You register your address (Anmeldung) at the citizens’ office (Bürgeramt) within two weeks after moving in. You need your passport or ID card and the landlord’s confirmation (Wohnungsgeberbestätigung). After that, your tax ID (Steuer-ID) arrives by post. Then you open a bank account and choose a health insurance fund. Details under Moving and registration.
The first days
We do not leave you alone after you arrive. We explain which appointments are coming up – for example the registration at the citizens’ office (Bürgeramt) – which documents you need for them and how to set up a bank account and health insurance. You can ask us questions at any time, in German, English or Russian.
Tip: Before you leave, take photos or copies of your most important documents and keep them separate from the originals.
Travel
You can travel by bus, by plane or in your own car. It is best to buy your ticket only once the start date is fixed.
Documents to bring
- valid passport or ID card from an EU country
- birth certificate (optional)
- driving licence, if you have one
- forklift licence, if you have one – a big advantage for forklift drivers
- bank details later, once you have a German account
Apply now
You have a Lithuanian passport and want to work in Germany? Fill in the application form – free and non-binding.
