Flexi-jobs & Student jobs
in Hasselt
Hasselt is the capital of Limburg with around 80,000 inhabitants and a shopping core that attracts visitors from across the province. Since 2025, student workers may work up to 650 hours a year at reduced contributions, and it is precisely in the Demerstraat, around the Grenslandhallen and at Campus Diepenbeek that employers regularly look for extra people. Both posting a shift and finding a flexi-job go through AnyShift without paperwork.
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in Hasselt
From the Grote Markt to Kapelstraat, shops and cafés take turns as the busiest spot in town. As Limburg's shopping city, Hasselt draws visitors from across the wider region all year round, with a clear peak during the festival summer around Grenslandhallen. The Japanese Garden and the campus in Diepenbeek also bring their own, smaller peaks throughout the year.
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Where to find work in Hasselt
Grenslandhallen
Whenever a festival or trade fair takes place at Grenslandhallen, there's a lot of extra set-up and reception work needed, especially during the festival summer.
Demerstraat
As Hasselt's main shopping street, Demerstraat draws extra sales staff during the sales season and the December rush, with a clear peak on Sunday shopping days.
Jessa Hospital
Besides its permanent team, Jessa Hospital has an ongoing need for extra support, especially during night shifts and the busy winter period.
Kapelstraat
Shopping evenings and festivals mean bars along Kapelstraat suddenly need extra staff, especially when Grenslandhallen is hosting a big event at the same time.
Campus Diepenbeek
During the academic year, student societies at Campus Diepenbeek regularly need extra help with events, and extra tutors for revision help around exams.
Popular sectors in Hasselt
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Around Kapelstraat, bars bring in extra staff during shopping evenings and festivals. Terrace weather and the festival summer together create the biggest peaks.
RetailDemand for sales staff on Demerstraat rises around sales and shopping evenings. As Limburg's shopping city, Hasselt then draws visitors from across the province.
LogisticsAlong Herkenrodesingel, demand for transport help grows once deliveries pile up. There's also the occasional need for extra drivers around Corda Campus.
EventsGrenslandhallen sees a wave of set-up work during the festival summer. Every festival again calls for crews who can quickly put up stages and tents.
CareJessa Hospital and smaller care centres look for extra support at peak moments. Demand rises especially in winter, when flu season takes hold.
CleaningOffices and shops in the city centre often go for a short cleaning round. Early morning, before the shopping street opens, is the most popular time for that.
WarehousingToward Genk-Noord, warehouses bring in extra staff during busy delivery weeks. Anyone who can sort and pack quickly is especially sought after then.
EducationSchools in Hasselt sometimes need short-term supervision help for outings. Such outings sometimes even take groups as far as the Japanese Garden.
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