Adelaide: on the roadmap, honestly not there yet.
MyGig does not currently operate in Adelaide or anywhere in South Australia. South Australia runs a labour hire licensing scheme, and until MyGig holds the required authorisation there we will not supply workers or take bookings in the state. Unlike Victoria and Queensland (planned for 2027), South Australia does not yet have an announced launch date.
Today MyGig operates as the authorised Employer of Record in NSW, WA, TAS and NT: vetted casual workers, one flat 15% service fee, payroll and Modern Award compliance carried end to end. Register your interest below - South Australian demand directly shapes where we go after 2027.
Businesses: register interest
Launch-list businesses get first access to the Adelaide worker pool when it opens. One email, no spam.
Workers: be first in line
Download the app and complete vetting once - you’ll be notified when shifts open in Adelaide.
Adelaide questions, answered plainly
Does MyGig operate in Adelaide?
No. MyGig operates as the authorised Employer of Record in NSW, WA, TAS and NT, and does not currently supply workers in South Australia. SA is on the roadmap but has no announced launch date - Victoria and Queensland (2027) come first.
When will MyGig come to Adelaide?
No date has been announced. Victoria and Queensland are planned for 2027; South Australia’s timing will follow demand. Registering interest below is the most direct way to move Adelaide up the list.
What can Adelaide businesses use today?
If you also operate in NSW, WA, TAS or NT, MyGig works for you there now. Either way, the savings calculator and shift cost calculator are open to everyone and show exactly how the flat 15% model prices a casual workforce.
Curious what MyGig costs where it already operates? Run the Savings Calculator or price a single shift with the Shift Cost Calculator - both are open to everyone.
Until Adelaide opens: see it work.
MyGig runs today in NSW, WA, TAS and NT. See how it works, run your numbers, and be ready for launch day.