Work in Diemelstadt: warehouse workers (m/f/d) wanted

In short: In Diemelstadt (Hesse, Waldeck-Frankenberg district) we are currently looking for 30 warehouse workers (m/f/d). Pay starts at €15.33 per hour gross, and you get an employment contract with social insurance. Diemelstadt is right on the A44 between Paderborn and Kassel – easy to reach from Warburg, Marsberg, Bad Arolsen and the surrounding area.

As of: October 2026. General information, not legal or tax advice.

Currently 30 jobs as warehouse worker (m/f/d)

Diemelstadt is currently our location with the biggest need. We are looking for 30 warehouse workers (m/f/d) – women and men alike. Typical tasks in the warehouse are:

• receiving, checking and storing goods
• picking orders (putting goods together according to a list)
• packing parcels and pallets and preparing them for shipping
• keeping the warehouse area tidy and clean

You can find more about the job on the page Warehouse worker. For an overview of all open jobs, see Current jobs.

What we offer

• Pay from €15.33 per hour gross (forklift drivers from €16.08 per hour gross)
• Employment contract with us as a German staffing agency (temporary work)
• Social insurance, paid holidays, sick pay
• Help with moving and address registration (Anmeldung)
• Contact persons who speak Russian

Our service is free for applicants – there is no placement fee. In the article Gross and net salary we explain how much of your gross pay is left after deductions.

Where is Diemelstadt?

Diemelstadt is a small town with about 5,200 inhabitants in the far north of Hesse, in the Waldeck-Frankenberg district. The town is made up of nine districts, including Rhoden (where the town administration is) and Wrexen. Just beyond the town boundary, North Rhine-Westphalia begins.

The big advantage is the transport location: Diemelstadt has its own junction on the A44 motorway (Dortmund – Kassel). The federal roads B7, B68 and B252 also run through the region. Approximate distances (by road, depending on the district and route):

These figures are rough guides. Check your exact route in a route planner before you travel.

Getting there and commuting from the region

If you do not want to live in Diemelstadt itself, you can commute from the surrounding towns. The easiest way is by car or in a car pool – the region is rural, and buses do not run often everywhere.

• Warburg: Warburg (Westfalen) station is the most important rail hub nearby, with long-distance and regional trains towards Paderborn, Kassel and Hagen. From there it is about 15 km to Diemelstadt.
• Marsberg: train station on the line towards Hagen/Kassel, quickly reached via the B7 or A44.
• Bad Arolsen and Volkmarsen: to the south, in the same district. By car you are in Diemelstadt in a short time.
• Korbach: district town with more shops, but a longer commute.
• Paderborn and Kassel: larger cities with more to offer. The drive via the A44 is possible, but much longer. Read more about Paderborn on our page Work in Paderborn.

Important: The former station in Wrexen has been closed since the 1970s – Diemelstadt has no train station of its own today. Bus connections are provided by the North Hesse transport association (NVV). Check the NVV timetable in advance to see whether a connection fits your journey to work. With the Deutschlandticket you can use local public transport all over Germany.

Living in the region

Diemelstadt and the neighbouring towns are small, quiet places with lots of nature – forests, fields and the Diemel valley. If you are looking for big-city life, you will not find it here. But if you like peace and quiet and do not need many distractions, you will soon feel at home.

• Shopping: There are supermarkets and discount stores in the region for daily needs. You will find a bigger choice in Warburg, Bad Arolsen, Marsberg or Korbach.
• Doctors and authorities: There are family doctors and pharmacies in the surrounding towns. The town administration of the place where you live is responsible for address registration (Anmeldung).
• Getting around: A car or a car pool makes everyday life much easier.

Life in a small town is usually quieter than in big urban areas, and you can focus on your work.

Accommodation

Accommodation can be provided if needed. Just mention it when you apply. You can find more information on the page Accommodation.

In addition, we help with moving to Germany and with address registration (Anmeldung) at your new place of residence. Read which documents you need and which deadlines apply at Moving and registration.

Who can apply?

• EU citizens with a valid passport or ID card (e.g. Romania, Bulgaria, the Baltic states)
• Ukrainians with protection status under § 24 of the Residence Act (Aufenthaltsgesetz)
• People with a German residence permit that allows employment
• Minimum age 18

German is not a requirement. We explain the details at Who can work in Germany?.

How the application works

1. Fill in the form: Send us the short application form and choose Diemelstadt as your preferred location.
2. Interview: We contact you, answer your questions and check your documents.
3. Contract: You receive an employment contract with all conditions in writing.
4. Travel and start: We support you with moving and address registration (Anmeldung), then you start work in the warehouse.

Apply for Diemelstadt now

30 jobs are open, and we are filling them on an ongoing basis. Fill in the application form now and choose Diemelstadt as your work location – we will get back to you.