Temporary & Contract jobs with Hays

two young professionals


Search jobs          Send your CV

Looking for a temporary or contract job in New Zealand?

The New Zealand job market is changing, with temp and contracting roles increasingly in demand. While making a move to temporary and contract work might feel unsettling and uncertain, it can also be empowering and liberating, offering the chance to build new skills and explore fresh paths.

Finding temp or contractor roles in industries such as IT, trades and construction, and office support can be difficult, but working with Hays can help you to embrace the change. With a long history of experience placing candidates in temp and contract roles, Hays connects you to opportunities that help you grow and thrive in today’s changing market. Hays can make the change as seamless as possible.

With 700+ expert consultants across 38 different offices across Australia and New Zealand, Hays connects contractors to hundreds of opportunities across 30+ industries. Find out why more temps and contractors have chosen Hay. The market has shifted, and the change is here to stay – embrace it.

Already working with us or looking to work with Hays?

In this section you can find out what to expect working with Hays as a temporary or contract worker, including Hays payroll information and frequently asked questions.

To learn more about the benefits of temporary work and discuss current opportunities talk to a Hays consultant today.

Working with Hays

Discover essential tips and tricks for when working on behalf on Hays as a temorary worker or contractor. 

Read more

contracting-with-hays

Contracting with Hays

Hays can offer you more opportunities, support and ongoing development for a career you’ll be proud of.

Read more

Benefits of temporary assignments

Discover the upsides of working as a temporary worker or contractor.

Read more

an IT person holding a tablet

IT Contractor Rates

Discover the daily rates for the tech contractor roles and market insights from technology leaders across NewZealand.