Geneva · Canton of Geneva
Help with errands in Geneva
Post your errand for free – groceries, parcels or the pharmacy – and get offers from people nearby. No commission – you set the price, in line with minimum wages.
If you pay someone for household work, you are usually their employer: AHV from the first franc and accident insurance. Workpop doesn’t do this for you. Guide: AHV for side jobs and household work
Indicative prices
You set the price, in line with minimum wages.
Canton of Geneva: 2026 minimum wage CHF 24.59 gross per hour. Source: ge.ch
Check the rules for your canton and municipality.
Open jobs in Geneva and nearby
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In short: errands
Sometimes you just need someone to do the shopping, take a parcel to the post office or collect a prescription. It helps after an operation, when you can't drive or when family lives far away. Here you'll find what to agree, how to handle money safely and the rules for households. On Workpop you post your errand for free.
Full guide: ErrandsFrequently asked questions
How much should I pay for help with errands?
We have not found a reliable price survey for errands. Agree a price per hour or per errand, including travel or car costs, in line with minimum wages.How should the helper pay for my shopping?
Agree it beforehand – for example cash in advance, or paying the helper back against the receipt. Never hand over a bank card with its PIN.Do I have to pay AHV for help with errands?
You may count as the helper's employer; the compensation office decides case by case. For household help in a private household, contributions are in general due from the first franc, and the CHF 2'500 limit does not apply. Exception: young people up to 31 December of the year they turn 25 who earn no more than CHF 750 a year from your household. Check with your cantonal AHV compensation office.
Free to post, no commission: get offers and choose at your own pace. You set the price, in line with minimum wages.
Post an errand in Geneva