Jobs & gigs

Daily-wage jobs are often listed by households needing help during festivals, weddings, or home cleaning after renovations—think sorting puja items, managing guests, or packing gifts. Many include the exact task, duration, and whether tools or uniforms are needed. Workers often share if they’re already known in the area, or if they’ve worked in the building before. Pickup points are usually near gatekeepers or building lobbies.

Gigs for short projects like packaging Diwali decorations, helping at local mela stalls, or assembling flyers for street events are common in commercial zones like Dadar or Matunga. Sellers usually describe the work step-by-step, including how long it lasts, who supervises, and whether there’s a team or individual work. Some note if they’ve hired the same person repeatedly or need someone reliable for recurring tasks.

Part-time roles at small shops or bakeries are often listed by owners who rely on familiarity—like an extra hand during rush hours or seasonal surges. They sometimes specify if they prefer someone who lives nearby or speaks the local language. Many include a note on whether payment is daily, per task, or based on output—like number of items packed or delivered.