Fill the season with people who want to be there.
Farms, hotels, campsites, bars and festivals across Europe put their summer roles up here and hear straight back from young EU workers. Nobody stands in the middle of that conversation.
- EU & EEA citizens only
- Free to post a listing
- No agency in between
Three steps, one evening
You write the listing once. It stays up while Rovers are still planning their summer.
Show them the place
A few photos, the town you're in and what a season with you is actually like.
Write the role
Dates, hours, the hourly wage, and what comes with it: a bed, meals, a bike, whatever you throw in.
Talk to them yourself
Applications land with you, not with a recruiter. Message anyone who looks right and settle the details between you.
What a seasonal job board gets you that a big one doesn't
Seasonal work is all that's here
WorkAmos lists nothing but seasons in Europe, and the board is young and short. Anyone who opens it sees your role, rather than scrolling past it in a feed of unrelated ads.
Applicants have skin in the game
Rovers pay a small membership before they can apply. By the time one writes to you, they have already decided they're going somewhere this summer.
No permits, no paperwork
Every Rover is an EU or EEA citizen with the right to work anywhere in the union. You hire them the way you'd hire someone from the next town.
Free to post, and no cut
Putting a role up costs you nothing. WorkAmos is paid for by the Rover membership. Nobody takes a slice of the wage for every week your new hire works.
What comes with a listing
- Photos of the workplace, so people know what they're saying yes to
- Season dates, hours and the wage quoted per hour, up front
- Several positions running under one account
- Messaging with applicants, and a shortlist you can come back to
- Your name stays yours: listings are public, your business name isn't
You and the person you're hiring, with nothing in between taking a cut.
Your season starts in spring. Hiring starts now.
Put your first role up today and hear from Rovers while they're still deciding where the summer goes.