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Jobs in Jersey

Government vacancies with their pay bands, part-time and casual work posted by islanders, remote roles you can do from here, and what Jersey jobs actually pay.

£13.59minimum wage an hour, from 1 April 2026
£3,683median monthly pay, full-time equivalent (2025 average) — about £44,200 a year
£23.07median hourly rate, Dec 2025
43open Government of Jersey vacancies

Pay by sector, income brackets and take-home calculator Part-time & casual work board

careers.gov.je

Government of Jersey vacancies

ZH Swimming Teacher
Infrastructure and Environment · Sport Wetside
£19.86 an hour · Zero Hours · closes today
Education Supply Teacher
Children, Young People, Edu & Skills · Education
· Zero Hours · closes in 20 days
Housekeeping Assistant ZH
Health and Care Jersey · Housekeeping Services
· Zero Hours · Part Time · closes in 49 days
ZH Community Service Supervisor
Non-executives and legislature · Probation Service
£22.57 an hour · Zero Hours · closes in 88 days
ZH Invigilator - Les Quennevais School
Children, Young People, Edu & Skills · Education
£16.68 an hour · Zero Hours · closes in 110 days

From careers.gov.je, refreshed daily. Many posts require entitled-for-work status; the advert says so. Apply on the government site.

Posted by islanders

Part-time & casual work

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Remote jobs you can do from Jersey

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Roles open to UK-based or location-free applicants, including 6 part-time. Jersey isn't in the UK for employment law or tax, so check the employer can pay someone here.

Backend Engineer III
Monzo · part-time · £85,000–110,000 year
Translator/Linguist (Freelance)
ElevenLabs · part-time
Audiobook Specialists (Freelance)
ElevenLabs · part-time
Dubbing Specialist (Freelance)
ElevenLabs · part-time
Sales Support Executive
Talent Titans Pte Ltd

Other places to look

Your rights at work

  • Minimum wage is £13.59 an hour from 1 April 2026 for anyone past school-leaving age; first-year trainees on an approved scheme can be paid £10.50.
  • At least three weeks' paid holiday a year, on top of bank holidays. Zero-hours staff can be paid holiday as an extra 6% on the hourly rate.
  • A written statement of your terms within four weeks of starting.
  • A 20-minute break if you work six hours or more, and 24 hours' rest in every seven days.
  • Social Security (6%) and income tax are deducted before you're paid. You need a registration card to work.

Summary only. JACS has the detail and gives free, confidential advice.