N2 People: Buitelaar - Production worker - Nieuw-Bergen
€15.9/hr
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Buitelaar
Production worker
€15.9/hr
📋 Temporary employment
Agency: N2 People
💳 4-weekly payments📍 Mandenmakerstraat 11, 5405BJ UdenView on Google Maps →
About the company
Who you'll be working for
Buitelaar is a family company in Nieuw-Bergen that has designed and built wooden packaging since 1988: crates, boxes, export packaging and custom pallets.
About your position
Production worker
As a production worker at Buitelaar, a family company in Nieuw-Bergen, you build wooden packaging: crates, boxes, export packaging and custom pallets. No woodworking experience is needed, only a feel for tools.
Salary: €15.90 gross an hour, shift premium included (about €450–550 a week)
Day shifts with stable hours, 40 to 48 a week
Your own single room
Travel allowance possible
Training and room to grow
Working conditions
Day-to-day
Shift systemFixed shifts
Hours/week–40h
Work paceMedium
EnvironmentIndoor, Normal temperature
BreaksThree unpaid breaks
Requirements
What we're looking for
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English: B1✓
Dutch: No requirements✓
Experience: No requirements✓
Qualifications: No requirements✓
Driver's license: No inherent requirements✓
Certificate of conduct: Not requiredIdeal candidate
English at B1 level
Comfortable with saws, drills, screwdrivers and pneumatic tools
Woodworking experience is a plus, not required
Own safety shoes
Remuneration
Your earnings
€15.9gross per hour (min.)
Estimated take-homePer week, after tax, for 40 hours≈ €530
📊 Estimated net weekly take-home≈ €530 before housing & insurance≈ €350 after housing & insuranceEstimate for a 40-hour week with no surcharge hours, with the tax credit (loonheffingskorting) applied by this employer. Where a second figure is shown, it adds the extras this employer's CAO pays for the job's usual roster. Your actual earnings vary with hours worked, tax and bonuses.
8% holiday bonusShift allowancesTravel expenses refund
Accommodation & logistics
Accommodation/week€145.00
Transport/week€0.00
Insurance/week€39.45
Ask your AgentAgencies differ: some deduct the rent for your accommodation from your wages, others ask you to pay it yourself under a separate rental agreement. Your Agent will tell you which applies here before you travel.A change is coming: the Dutch government plans that from 1 July 2028 employers may no longer deduct housing costs from the minimum wage. After that, rent will usually be paid separately, under a rental agreement.