Kürzlich habe ich einen Instagram-Beitrag eines Unternehmens gesehen, in dem behauptet wurde, es gäbe offene Stellenangebote, um in Norwegen in Oslo als Verpacker zu arbeiten und jeden Monat 7.200 € zu verdienen. Dafür sei nicht einmal ein High-School-Abschluss oder gute Sprachkenntnisse erforderlich. Ist es ein Betrug? Ich wünschte, ich könnte die Anzeige wiederfinden, aber es war so [this](https://www.instagram.com/p/CWBkUqlIyDC/?igsh=MW94c3I4MzBsb2ZqdA==) außer 7200€ in einem Lager.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Norway/comments/1bn7uu7/7200_salary_in_a_warehouse/
Von Key-Masterpiece-7445
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That’s about 84000 Norwegian kroner per month, or about a million kroner per year. That’s about what a doctor earns. Seems very unlikely for someone with no qualifications.
That sounds like nonsense. Average yearly wage for an unskilled warehouse worker is NOK 480 129. That is 41 483,15 Euro. The numbers in your ad seem absurd and probably is an indication that you should be sceptical.
Edit: also. All the warehouses I have worked at require basic Norwegian. If this company does not then that is another red flag. Generally in Norway if you don’t speak the language your options are severely limited.
By any chance its a Colombian warehouse?!
Which company and where in oslo?
My experience working in warehouses and transport is around 2400 USD / month
For that kind of job I would expect in the area of 2-4K a month, depending on overtime and time of day worked.
If the ad was in English, it is a scam.
Sounds like a scam, yep. As well, depending where they’re advertising (outside the EU?) it might also be nonsense since you can’t come to Norway to work without good qualifications.
Is the website legit or some scrap Facebook job group?
Never apply for a job you find on an instagram ad. They’re all scams
Sounds high. That said. My friend started a warehouse job with a lifting truck certificate 5 years ago at 4500$/month and is now at around 6000$/month. Which I consider very good pay without a good education
Yes, that would be a scam, and it would have been pretax anyways.
You would need a above average job in Norway to earn that amount of money.
Also what one Euro buys in Norway is much less than in poorer countries.
A Russian ad about a job paid in a currency that is not used here…
wanna earn money wiytout skill in Norway go to concrete guys, but always to those paid by m², first year is learning phase then your salary will explode.
Maybe if the warehouse is a distribution center for drugs….
You can earn that in a warehouse in Norway if you work shifts and also work overtime. And have a good union. Pay is around 260 an hour + 30% shift bonus. Double for overtime.
It sounds like extreme cherry picking.
If you earn commissions, there is high throuput, and you get lucky, you might earn €7200 if you work your ass off for an entire month, including overtime.
More than a couple months of that and you’re burnt out and your employer gets fined for not finding more employees (which also would be cheaper for the employer since they would not have to pay them the overtime they pay you).
Well if it’s paid overtime and anti social hours it could be. A bus driver probably earns 5-600 k a year. So if you’re working night shift and at weekends and through all public holidays yes but most likely your brain would have burnt out. Also probably not legal here as there are restrictions to hours of overtime and anti social working hours.
Most ads on social media are crap or scams. Now and then some legit companies advertise there, and sometimes something based on your internet activity, but most of the stuff you see is just bullshit and worse quality and more expensive than you’d find elsewhere.
Can´t say for sure. But since thats up there with what doctors earns, it sound like some sort of scam to me.
It does not sound right.
I work in a warehouse with a lot of extra hours and a decent hourly pay I get around 4.500€ a month after taxes.
Maybe that is before taxes and including the extra hours, but that’s not healthy at all.
Beat to the extra hours when you want and feel like it, not to be force into doing it.
Good luck!
Only EU citizens can get a unskilled job in Norway.
And I’m siding with the comments stating scam.
You’re not gonna find any unskilled warehouse job anywhere in the world that gives you 7200€ a month. And your chances of the higher paid warehouse gigs drastically diminish if you don’t speak the local language. These jobs also go through professional recruiting firms or national job-searching databases, not through SoMe ads.
The highest paid warehouse jobs in Norway for unskilled workers are, afaik, jobs that follow „grossistoverenskomsten“ or maybe translated as „the wholesale agreement/tariff“, which is around 260 kr/h. And with a man-year being around 1695-1950 hrs/y, you’ll end up with around 440-507k kr a year, or 36-42k kr a month. So, that’s half of what you were advertised.
Any update on how much you are asked to pay to get the job?
Seeing a lot of bad answers on this thread, OP. €7200 isn’t an unreasonable wage for a warehouse if
1. You’re dedicated, hard working, detail oriented and talented in your labor.
2. You’re stealing €5000 every month
That’s extremely unlikely. You could perhaps get 2/3rds of that at the best paid warehouse jobs. Assuming you’re *not* going to be a manager or higher.
As it is targeted to Russians, I have another question:
There are lots of ads how can Russians get EU passports. How does it actually work? I know you can de facto buy Cypriot citizenship, but it was about Romanian, Italian etc. citizenship. I doubt lots of Russians have ancestors there.