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What is the gigexchange?
The gigexchange is an Lithuanian Future of Work job site platform offering multiple work services in Lithuania and 39 countries.
Our jobs site allows Lithuanian businesses and recruiters to advertise their permanent or contract jobs in Lithuania, all for FREE.
Advertise Jobs in Lithuania for FREE
- An Lithuanian soletrader needing contract work help for their Lithuanian business
- A small business in Lithuania needing contractors or freelancers for a period of time, without the need for hiring permanent staff
- A medium sized business wishing to advertise their permanent jobs and post contract job roles, for FREE on our Lithuanian job board
- Lithuanian Corporates and Enterprises requiring a mix of hiring both permanent and contractors
- Lithuanian Recruiters advertising their permanent, contract, full-time, part-time, casual and temping jobs in Lithuania, for FREE
Find & Hire the Best Job Hunter Talent available in Lithuania
- We are a Lithuanian job website operating globally in 39 countries internationally.
- We provide a reputation service, validating our skilled pool of honest hard workers
- To advertise a job on our Lithuanian jobsite is FREE
- We provide a convenient Lithuanian marketplace with multiple work services and a large pool of trusted and talented workers
- Advertise your remote work jobs to find and hire the best remote working talent globally or in Lithuania
How the gigexchange jobs works?
1. List your job or contract requirements for FREE.
- Work can be remote based or location specified
- Outline your requirements for the role
2. Applicants
- Applications will be sent your website for completion
- Use our chat portal for additional information
- Use our platform to manage acceptance/rejection of workers
- Keep in touch with our web & app notifications
3. Job done – provide feedback
- Provide feedback to the successful applicant to help them grow their marketplace reputation
Advertise Permanent, Contract & Casual Jobs in Lithuania
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a gig and a contract job?
A gig is a pre-defined task (or set of tasks) that has a specific expected outcome. On the gig exchange, it is FREE to list a gig under the services section.Services are fixed price or negotiable. Workers are selected based on services, availability, reputation & price. The money is withheld independently through our leading global Payment provider Stripe escrow account.Payment is only released upon satisfactory completion. Feedback is given by both parties to build marketplace reputation. A contract is an advertisement listing the general requirements and services expected of a worker in a time based role (hourly/daily rate). Contracts are listed under the Jobs section.
I am a business, do you offer discounts for bulk job uploads?
Please contact us so we can discuss your specific requirements?
I am a recruiter, do you offer discounts for bulk job uploads?
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My type of work isn’t listed under any classification?
We provide a free text option. Please update and we will review and update accordingly.
Can I upload bulk jobs?
Please contact us for details around how and pricing.
What is the difference between a gig and a job?
A gig is a pre-defined task (or set of tasks) that has a specific expected outcome. On the gig exchange, it is FREE to list a gig under the services section. Services are fixed price or negotiable. Workers are selected based on services, availability, reputation & price. The money is withheld independently through our leading global Payment provider Stripe escrow account. Payment is only released upon satisfactory completion. Feedback is given by both parties to build marketplace reputation. A job is an advertisement listing the general requirements and services expected of a worker. Job advertisements are for permanent or contract based work (hourly rate).On the gig exchange, the job advertisements are FREE and listed under the Jobs section.
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