Hire a warehouse labourer in Melbourne, VIC 3000
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75 warehouse labourers on Yakka Labour have their home area within 10 km of Melbourne, including 48 within 5 km. Compare the nearest profiles below, then request a free quote or post a shift with the suburb, start time and pay band.
Melbourne is mostly offices and shops, so most warehouse labourer work near it is a short drive away in Port Melbourne (about 4 km), Sunshine (about 10 km), Altona (about 15 km) and Tullamarine (about 15 km).
Yakka Labour is a labour-hire marketplace, not the workwear brand with a similar name: workers apply to your shift directly and you confirm the rate before they start.
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Typical warehouse labourer shifts around Melbourne
- RF picking, packing and labelling
- Receiving, put-away and cycle counts
- Container unloading and palletising
- Peak-season cover
Licences and tickets in VIC
Picking, packing and manual handling need only your site induction and PPE. Anyone driving a forklift needs an LF high-risk work licence issued in VIC by WorkSafe Victoria, so say in the brief if the role includes forklift work.
Rates
Indicative Melbourne rates for warehouse labourers sit roughly $33–55 an hour, from pick-packers to storepersons for casual shifts, before super. They move with the shift, licence class and award, so confirm the current award on Fair Work before you book. See the 2026 labour hire rates guide.
Hiring warehouse labourers in Melbourne: common questions
How many warehouse labourers are near Melbourne?
75 warehouse labourers on Yakka Labour have their home area within 10 km of Melbourne VIC, and 48 of them within 5 km. Across Melbourne there are 222. Numbers change as workers join and update their profiles.
What licence does a warehouse labourer need in VIC?
Picking, packing and manual handling need only your site induction and PPE. Anyone driving a forklift needs an LF high-risk work licence issued in VIC by WorkSafe Victoria, so say in the brief if the role includes forklift work.
How quickly can I hire a warehouse labourer in Melbourne?
Post the shift with the suburb, start time, tickets and a pay band. Nearby warehouse labourers can apply the same day; you check their profile and confirm the rate before anyone starts. For a quote first, use the free quote button on any profile.
How much does a warehouse labourer cost in Melbourne?
Indicative Melbourne rates for warehouse labourers sit roughly $33–55 an hour, from pick-packers to storepersons for casual shifts, before super. They move with the shift, licence class and award, so confirm the current award on Fair Work before you book.
Do warehouse labourers near Melbourne work in Port Melbourne and Sunshine?
Yes. Most warehouse labourer shifts near Melbourne are in nearby logistics areas: Port Melbourne (about 4 km), Sunshine (about 10 km), Altona (about 15 km) and Tullamarine (about 15 km). Put the site suburb in your brief so workers can check the travel.
Distances are approximate, from the centre of Melbourne to each worker's home area as set in the Yakka Labour app. Suburb centres © OpenStreetMap contributors.
