Cleaner pay in London March 2024
How much do cleaners in London get paid?
Cleaners in London earn
£10.00-14.92 per hour
Based on 72 employee reviews
What do top employers pay cleaners?
Who are the top cleaner employers?
Who are the worst cleaner employers?
Recent cleaner Jobs in London
- Part time Cleaner at Equans posted 13 days ago
- Cleaner at Floorbrite posted 11 days ago
- Cleaner at Rendall And Rittner posted 2 days ago
- Night Shift Train Cleaner at Hornsey Depot at Ganymede posted 2 days ago
- Night Shift Train Cleaner at Ganymede posted 2 days ago
- Cleaner at Eurest posted 10 days ago
How are people paid?
Based on 72 employees
What contracts are people on?
Based on 55 employees
Cleaner pay in other places
- Cleaner pay in Liverpool
- Cleaner pay in Edinburgh
- Cleaner pay in Belfast
- Cleaner pay in Portsmouth
- Cleaner pay in Birmingham
- Cleaner pay in Manchester
- Cleaner pay in Bradford
- Cleaner pay in Glasgow
- Cleaner pay in Newcastle
- Cleaner pay in Sheffield
- Cleaner pay in Leeds
- Cleaner pay in Bristol
- Cleaner pay in Nottingham
What do cleaners do?
Cleaners have the job of keeping places clean and hygienic. This may be a supermarket, an office, a hospital or someone’s home.
Cleaners can be hired directly by a company or an individual, or work for a specialist cleaning company.
Other names for cleaners are:
- Domestics
- Domestic assistants
- Hygiene operatives
What you do in this job will vary depending on what sort of location you work in.
Some common things cleaners do include:
- Dusting, wiping down and disinfecting surfaces
- Mopping, hoovering and shampooing floors
- Cleaning bathrooms and kitchens
- Emptying bins
- Following safety instructions for chemical cleaners
- Following health and safety procedures
You may have to work early mornings, late nights, on weekends or bank holidays.
You might be on your feet a lot.
This is an entry level job.
If you want to apply for a cleaner job, you might need the following:
- Some GCSEs or a relevant apprenticeship
- Pass background checks
- The right to work in the UK