Brit Polish

Cleaning and supervisory roles across five UK cities

Cleaning is skilled work and we pay and treat it that way. If you take pride in leaving a property right, and you want to be told clearly what is expected of you, we would like to hear from you.

Three Brit Polish cleaners talking through the day's schedule on a tablet beside their van, on a street of red-brick terraces
Pay
Above minimum wage, stated in every advert
Hours
Regular rounds, agreed in advance
Travel
Paid between properties
Training
Paid, plus DBS at our cost
What we offer

What you get from working here.

Plainly stated, because most cleaning adverts are not. If any of this changes we will say so rather than quietly drop it.

A clear specification

You are told exactly what each property needs, so nobody is marked down for guessing wrong.

Regular hours

Rounds are planned, not sent out the night before. Changes are agreed rather than announced.

Travel paid

Time and mileage between properties is paid. Your day is not made longer for free.

Equipment supplied

Products, equipment and uniform provided. You are not asked to fund the job.

A supervisor who answers

Someone reachable who knows the property and can make a decision.

Progression that exists

Supervisors are promoted from cleaning teams.

Open roles

Nothing open this week.

Send your details even if nothing is listed for your city. We recruit ahead of new contracts and reply within one working day.

How hiring works

Four steps, and we tell you where you stand at each one.

01
Apply

A short form or a phone call. No cover letter needed.

02
A conversation

Fifteen minutes on the phone about the work and the hours you want.

03
A trial shift, paid

You see the work, we see how you clean. Paid at the full rate either way.

04
Checks and start date

DBS and right to work, arranged and paid for by us, then a start date in writing.

Tell us where you want to work.

Send your details even if nothing is listed for your city. We recruit ahead of new contracts and reply within one working day.