MyGig in Penrith: the M4’s western end and the airport build.
Penrith is where the M4 meets the mountains and where Western Sydney’s next decade is being built. The estates at Jamisontown, Emu Plains and along the highway run warehousing and light manufacturing; the Western Sydney airport precinct and the roads feeding it have put construction labour in steady demand across the district; and Westfield Penrith anchors a retail and hospitality centre of its own. MyGig staffs Penrith from the Sydney pool, our deepest, with workers who live in the district rather than commute to it.
MyGig is the authorised Employer of Record, operating in NSW, WA, TAS and NT. Businesses post shifts and pay one flat 15% service fee on wages and on-costs; workers are employed by MyGig, priced against the correct Modern Award with the clause cited, and paid the day after every shift.
Part of MyGig Sydney.
Penrith questions, answered plainly
Does MyGig cover Penrith?
Yes. Penrith is part of MyGig’s Sydney operation, our deepest market, and Western Sydney coverage is as strong as anywhere in the network. We staff the Jamisontown and Emu Plains estates and construction sites across the district as the authorised Employer of Record.
What roles are in demand in Penrith?
Pick packers, forklift operators and warehouse assistants for the estates, and White Card construction labourers for the airport precinct and the road and housing work around it. Every worker is vetted on 30+ data points before they can accept a shift.
I live in Penrith. Can I work shifts locally?
Yes. Download the MyGig worker app, complete vetting once, and accept shifts as they open in Penrith, St Marys and across Western Sydney. You are paid the day after every shift.
Ready when you are, Penrith. Post a shift.
Sign up free and post your first shift, or book a demo and we’ll walk you through it.