A shop window is a job. The checkout is not.
In retail, Sunworker does not match anyone yet. Planned is what self-employed people take on as a defined job – a shop window, a promotion day, a shelf refit. Sales, checkout and stocktaking are ongoing work in the shop and are to come through partner staffing agencies.
Two ways for the shop
Work handed out as a piece of work with a result can be self-employed. Work in your shifts cannot.
Self-employed, as a defined job One concept, one date.
Shop windows and seasonal decoration, a promotion day with product advice or stocking shelves to a planogram: these are jobs with a result. The professional brings their skills and sets their own rate.
Planned: Promotion and product advice, Merchandising, Decoration and shop windows.
Via partner staffing agencies Sales and checkout belong in your shifts.
At the checkout or on the shop floor, people work to your instructions and during your opening hours. For this, employed temporary staff from staffing agencies with a temporary agency work licence are planned.
Planned via partners: Sales, Checkout, Stocktaking.
Two ways into retail
For self-employed people with their own offer and for staffing agencies with a temporary agency work licence.
Staffing agencies
With your own temporary agency work licence – this is how you work with Sunworker.
Questions about retail
Can I already book professionals for retail?
Not yet. Promotion and product advice, merchandising, and decoration and shop windows are in preparation.
Why are sales and checkout not done by self-employed people?
Anyone working at the checkout or in sales works in your shifts and to your instructions. As a rule, that is employment. The way via staffing agencies with a temporary agency work licence is intended for this.
What is the difference between promotion and sales?
Promotion is a defined job for a brand: a promotion day, a tasting, advice on one product. Sales is ongoing work across the shop's range.
Who is the employer when temporary staff come via partners?
The staffing agency. It holds the temporary agency work licence, and the hiring-out contract runs directly between the agency and you. Sunworker is never the lender and never a party to the hiring-out.
How do I register a need?
Through the contact form: what work, where and roughly how often. It helps decide where we start, and you will be the first to know when it is ready.
Who sets the price of a job?
The professional. They are self-employed, set their own rate and accept or decline each request individually. Sunworker sets no price.
Tell us what you need.
Write to us about the work you want to hand out, where and roughly how often. It helps decide where we start – and you will be the first to know.
