Night shift jobs

Nights in warehouses, driving, care homes, security, cleaning and production. Every advert shows the pay, and applying is free.

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The rules on night work

No more than 8 hours in 24, on average. Under the Working Time Regulations 1998, a night worker's normal hours should average no more than 8 in every 24, usually worked out over 17 weeks.
A free health assessment. Your employer must offer you a free health assessment before you start nights, and regularly after that.
A night premium is not a legal right. Many employers pay more for nights, but the law does not require it. The minimum wage applies to every hour. Compare adverts on the pay they actually state.
Rest between shifts. Adults are entitled to 11 hours' rest between working days and a weekly rest of 24 hours (or 48 hours a fortnight). Drivers have their own hours rules: see know your lorry.
Under 18? Young workers generally cannot work nights. There are a few narrow exceptions, such as some hospital and hotel work.

General information, not legal advice, checked October 2026. Rights at work: free help at work. Spotting fake adverts: staying safe from job scams.