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With Zenjob, you can find many different jobs in various industries. The following are only some examples of the jobs available. You can find the actual available jobs by registering in our app.

Cashier

Many retailers have job vacancies for cashiers in Munich. Whether in a supermarket, wholesale market, DIY store, fashion boutique or specialist shop, customer service is the top priority for a cashier. Learn more about the requirements for cashier work and find suitable jobs in Munich.

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Cashier jobs in supermarkets

Stock replenisher

Warehouse operations in chemist’s shops, food shops and wholesale markets are about organisation and customer service. What else do you need to apply for a job as a stock replenisher in Munich? Click to find out more.

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Stock replenisher for food

Shop assistant

In retail, a shop assistant is not only expected to carry out cashier work, but also provide service-oriented customer care. There are all kinds of different shop assistant jobs available in Munich. Read here about what you need to keep in mind.

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Sales assistant in a fashion store

Warehouse assistant

It is not only large logistics companies who are looking for warehouse assistants in Munich, but also e-commerce companies. Warehouse assistants are a crucial part of the supply chain for ensuring timely delivery. More information about the requirements for warehouse assistants in Munich can be found here.

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Warehouse assistant jobs

Driver

As a driver in Munich, it is your job to ensure the punctual delivery of goods. As well as a driving licence, there are a few other requirements you should also meet. Find out here what you can expect as a driver in Munich.

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Jobs as driver for delivery services

Temporary bar staff

If you are passionate about making drinks and cocktails, then a job as bar staff in Munich is just the right thing for you. For jobs where you come into contact with food and drink, there are a few things you need to keep in mind. Continue reading to learn about the requirements for a job in catering.

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Temporary bar staff tapping beer

Server

Waiter/waitress jobs can be found all over Munich. Cafes and restaurants are looking for committed waiters and waitresses who never lose their cool, even during the busiest times. For details of what else you need to work as a waiter/waitress in Munich, you can read more here.

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Server taking an order in a restaurant

Office staff

Working in an office role in Munich is not just about administrative tasks. You will also be expected to collate data, create presentations and more. What exactly do you need for a job in an office role in Munich? Continue reading to find out.

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Promoter

Promoter jobs in Munich are available for many different promotions and events. Sales promotion involves speaking proactively to people and providing them with more information on the campaign you are promoting. You can find the job profile for a promoter in Munich here.

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Promoter jobs distributing flyers

Customer centre staff

Call centre agents and customer-facing staff at customer centres in Munich deal with customer complaints and enquiries. You can find out what exactly you need for a customer service job here.

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Customer support assistant taking a call

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Zenjob in Munich

Munich, the third largest city in Germany and capital of Bavaria, is a key economic centre for southern Germany. As the headquarters of several DAX companies and global corporations, it of course offers a huge number of part-time jobs in logistics, trade fairs, events, catering and more. Zenjob has been operating and simplifying job searches here since October 2017.

Salary and wage levels in Munich

Living and accommodation costs in Munich are not cheap. In terms of cost of living, there are only a few cities in Baden-Württemberg such as Stuttgart that are more expensive. On the other hand, wages in southern Germany are also very high. In Bavaria, the annual average is around €47,300, and salaries in Munich in particular are somewhat higher than, for example, in Nuremberg. University graduates typically earn a starting salary of around €48,500. Trainees/apprentices, meanwhile, earn an average of €32,300 at the start of their careers.

Studying and working in Munich

As one of the centres of education in Germany, Munich boasts prestigious universities such as the Ludwig Maximilian University, the University of Television and Film Munich or Munich Business School. There are companies from a variety of sectors operating here, with exciting job openings for part-time staff. Examples include Amazon’s distribution centres and the headquarters of BMW, Prosieben.Sat 1 Media SE and Allianz, which offer all kinds of jobs in the logistics, events and industrial sectors. A temporary or part-time job in many of these companies provides good opportunities for finding a permanent job in the industry later.