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Bricklayer in Limburg
- €15–18 per hour
- Full-time
- Housing — €300 per month
- 6 people
Open position: “Bricklayer in Limburg” (Netherlands). We need 6 people. Pay: €15–18 per hour. Housing — €300 per month. No foreign-language skills required.
What the job involves
- Laying load-bearing and partition walls in brick and block on a large, long-term site.
- Checking the masonry is plumb and level using a spirit level and line.
- Preparing and applying mortar.
- Working in crews of 4 on a large site: apartment blocks or public buildings.
What we're looking for
- 2+ years of experience as a bricklayer (EU countries)
- No foreign-language skills required
- A document confirming the right to work: Polish work visa / residence card / EU permanent residence / EU passport / PESEL UKR
Terms
- Mon–Fri, 07:00–16:00, Saturday and Sunday occasionally, two breaks of 30 and 15 minutes, 8–10 hours per day, 180–210 hours per month
- Extra hours are possible for independent, skilled workers
- Official employment under a contract with a Polish employer
- An A1 certificate is arranged for working abroad
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Residence card
Working under an employment contract can be a basis for applying for a residence card (karta pobytu). More on how this works in our article “Getting a Residence Card Based on an Employment Contract”.
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