Counted 15 Oct 2026

Jobs and pay in Germany

Figures from the 351 open vacancies on OpeningsHub in Germany. 344 of them state an hourly rate in EUR: the median is € 18 per hour, and the stated rates run from € 15 to € 32 per hour.

Open vacancies35116 trade groups
Median hourly pay€ 18from 344 stated rates
Stated range€ 15–32per hour
Largest trade group57Finishing, drywall, painting and roofing

Vacancies and hourly pay by trade

Median and range of the hourly rates the vacancies state, grouped by vacancy title.

TradeVacanciesMedian per hourStated range
Finishing, drywall, painting and roofing57€ 17.25€ 15–23
Concrete, formwork and rebar47€ 20€ 15–26
Mechanics and maintenance29€ 17.25€ 15–29.85
Warehouse and logistics25€ 16.25€ 15–22.50
Electricians24€ 25€ 15–32
Manufacturing and production23€ 17.50€ 15–30.89
Bricklaying, masonry and tiling22€ 21€ 15–26
Drivers and delivery22€ 16.50€ 15–21
Office, IT, sales and customer service14€ 17.75€ 15.50–24
Hospitality and food service13€ 15.50€ 15–18
Welding and metalwork13€ 21.50€ 18.43–28
Healthcare and care11€ 19.50€ 15.85–28
Plumbing, HVAC and pipefitting8€ 17.50€ 15–22
Construction and site work7€ 17.50€ 16–20.15
Cleaning3€ 15.50€ 15–16.50
Agriculture and food processing2—fewer than 3 stated rates
Other roles31€ 16€ 15–31

Where the vacancies are

Cities with the most open vacancies.

  • Frankfurt am Main40
  • Berlin31
  • Leipzig22
  • Hamburg17
  • Nuremberg14
  • Cologne9
  • Munich9
  • Dortmund7

Employment types

A vacancy can list more than one type.

  • full-time351
  • contract2

Latest vacancies

Questions and answers

What hourly pay do vacancies in Germany offer?

Of the 351 open vacancies on OpeningsHub in Germany, 344 state an hourly rate in EUR. The median gross rate is € 18 per hour; the stated rates run from € 15 to € 32 per hour (counted 15 Oct 2026).

Which jobs are most common in Germany?

By vacancy title, the largest groups among the 351 open vacancies are finishing, drywall, painting and roofing (57); concrete, formwork and rebar (47); mechanics and maintenance (29).

Which cities in Germany have the most vacancies?

Most vacancies are in Frankfurt am Main (40), Berlin (31), Leipzig (22), Hamburg (17), Nuremberg (14).

How are these figures calculated?

They are counted from the vacancy pages published in this catalogue on the date shown: trade groups from the vacancy title, pay from the gross hourly rate each vacancy states. Monthly or yearly pay, B2B rates plus VAT and rates in other currencies are left out of the pay figures. Nothing is estimated or taken from other sources.

How this page is made: every number is counted from the vacancy pages in this catalogue. Trade groups come from keywords in the vacancy title; pay is the gross hourly rate each vacancy states, and B2B rates invoiced plus VAT are left out. Nothing is estimated or taken from other sources, and the date above shows when the figures were counted.