Request a Worker

Hire a Worker

To hire a worker, fill out the form below or call us at (503) 234-2043. Our office hours are 7am-2pm from Monday through Friday, and 7am-12pm on Saturday.

Before we are able to send anyone to the job site, we ask that you review our Employer Agreement regarding the terms for hiring a worker from the Voz Worker Center, workers’ rights, and what employers can expect while hiring Voz workers. By submitting this online form, you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and agree to the terms in the agreement.

NOTE: The Voz Worker Center will be closed on May 1st, 2025 to allow staff and day laborers to attend the International Workers' Day event in Salem, OR. If you need workers for May 1st, please schedule ahead so that we can coordinate accordingly.

Full Name

Phone

Mailing Address

State

Zip

Is the job site address different than your mailing address?

Yes

Job Site Address

State

ZIP

Date and time that workers are needed

Date

Time

Will you pick up the worker(s) from the Worker Center (3575 NE Broadway St, Portland, OR 97232)?

Yes

Describe EXACTLY what you would like the worker to do and all relevant details about the job. We want the worker(s) to be fully prepared in order to do the job successfully. (Please note that it is the employer's responsibility to provide all necessary tools, materials and safety equipment for the job)

Estimated Number of Hours

Note: We require workers to be hired for at least 4 hours. If the job will not take 4 hours we ask that the worker be paid for the 4 hours. If you think that the job will not take 4 hours but you would like to use the extra time for other jobs, please let us know so that the worker can fully understand your expectations.

Hourly Pay

Note: Our minimum wage at the Worker Center is $20/hour. However, the hourly wage depends on a number of details, such as the type of work, the worker’s experience, and if a greater skill level is required. We ask for a minimum of 4 hours of work per worker. (See the full list of wage rates here.)

How many workers will you need?