Courier job in Jaworzno — food delivery on the hills by the A4

As of October 2026: Glovo, Uber Eats, Wolt and Pyszne. Since 14 September 2026 Glovo no longer needs slot bookings — you log in whenever you are free. You can keep several apps on at once, and a single settlement partner covers them all under one umowa zlecenie.

You typically take home 25–55 zł an hour — that is after deductions, not gross. With Uber Eats in heavy rain or snow it can reach 60–80 zł/h. Pickups at Galena and in Śródmieście are close together, but across 152.6 km² a run to Szczakowa or Jeleń takes longer — how far you ride decides how many orders fit into an hour. Check the exact amount in the earnings calculator.

Between Galena, the Rynek and nearby estates a bike is enough, and the Velostrada gives you about 10 km of riding away from cars. Ridges up to about 340 m make an e-bike easier on the legs — you can rent one or buy it. For Szczakowa, Ciężkowice or Jeleń a scooter or car is faster.

On the climbs from the basin where the centre sits up to the ridges of the Jaworzno Hills, especially in winter. Traffic slows you near the Jeleń and Byczyna junctions on the A4 and on DK79, where through traffic joins. In the north, Szczakowa's big rail hub adds detours, and outlying districts mean a long ride back.

Most orders come from late morning to early afternoon and from about 5 pm until late evening, when people get home from work. On Fridays and Saturdays it stays busy longer, including around Galena and its cinema, and rainy days usually bring more orders.

An ID card or passport, a PESEL number and a Polish bank account are enough. Non-EU citizens also need a residence card, a visa that allows them to work, or UKR status; for a car or scooter you need a driving licence and the vehicle papers. Everything is uploaded online to the settlement partner. You also need a bike, scooter or car, and an e-bike for the hills can be rented or bought.