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Brno area (new DC), Jihomoravský kraj · E-commerce (warehouse, cosmetics)

LocationRajhrad, Brno area
Normal throughput~20,000 parcels a day
Peak throughputup to 65,000 parcels a day
Base pay22,000–26,000 Kč/month plus bonuses
Housing allowance3,000 Kč for staff living over 65 km away
Travel allowance3,000 Kč on the same condition

About the plant

Notino's distribution centre serves Europe's largest online perfumery from the Brno area, at Rajhrad. It handles around 20,000 parcels a day in normal trading and up to 65,000 at peak.

It is the one site in this catalogue that publishes a housing and travel allowance in its job adverts — a signal that it recruits from well beyond commuting distance.

What it pays

Notino publishes base pay and a distinctive pair of allowances aimed at workers who cannot commute daily. Note that much of this detail comes from older reporting and should be reconfirmed.

Base pay22,000–26,000 Kč/month
Plus bonusesvariable
Housing allowance3,000 Kč/month if living over 65 km away
Travel allowance3,000 Kč/month on the same condition

These figures come substantially from 2017 reporting. Current levels are likely higher and should be verified before relying on them.

Working conditions

  • Housing and travel allowances for staff living beyond 65 km — unusual in the sector
  • Sharp seasonal peak: throughput more than triples at Christmas
  • No union organisation or collective agreement found in public sources

Recent news

—Most operational detail available publicly dates from 2017 and has not been refreshed. Current headcount, shift patterns and pay levels are not published.
—No labour disputes or inspection findings were found in public sources.

Can a foreign worker get in here?

The housing and travel allowances for staff living beyond 65 km are the clearest signal here: the site recruits outside its local labour market. Whether that extends to workers from outside the EU is not documented.

Recruits beyond the local market and pays for it. Foreign hiring undocumented.

Getting there

Rajhrad is just south of Brno, the Czech Republic's second city, with good rail links.

Where workers live

A 3,000 Kč monthly housing allowance is offered to staff living more than 65 km from the site, plus a 3,000 Kč travel allowance on the same condition. Specific accommodation is not arranged.

What this page is. A reference profile built from public sources. Notino is not stated to be a client of ours, and appearing here is not a claim of partnership or of an active vacancy.

Frequently asked questions

Does Notino hire foreign workers?

The housing and travel allowances for staff living beyond 65 km are the clearest signal here: the site recruits outside its local labour market. Whether that extends to workers from outside the EU is not documented.

What does it pay?

Notino publishes base pay and a distinctive pair of allowances aimed at workers who cannot commute daily. Note that much of this detail comes from older reporting and should be reconfirmed. These figures come substantially from 2017 reporting. Current levels are likely higher and should be verified before relying on them.

What are the shifts?

Housing and travel allowances for staff living beyond 65 km — unusual in the sector Sharp seasonal peak: throughput more than triples at Christmas

Where would I live?

A 3,000 Kč monthly housing allowance is offered to staff living more than 65 km from the site, plus a 3,000 Kč travel allowance on the same condition. Specific accommodation is not arranged.

Can I apply directly instead of through an agency?

If you are already legally resident in Czechia, yes — apply on the company careers page. From outside the EU it is much harder, because a direct application rarely covers employee card sponsorship, and that is the part an agency arranges.

Sources

Every figure on this page comes from one of these. Where a fact could not be verified, we left it out rather than estimating.

  1. Notino career — distribution centres
  2. Systémy Logistiky — Notino distribution operations