Yangon Workers: Keep 90% of What You Earn on Lumo

You're Worth More Than You're Being Paid

If you're working hard in Yangon and still struggling to make ends meet, you're not alone. Too many people with real skills—drivers, handymen, cleaners—are being underpaid for valuable work. The truth is, the labor you already do is worth real money, and you shouldn't have to hand most of it over to someone else.

Lumo is a marketplace connecting independent contractors with people across Yangon who need help with everyday jobs. You choose the work that fits your schedule, you set your own hours, and most importantly: you keep 90% of what the customer pays. You get paid the same day, every time.

Right now, Lumo is recruiting 300 contractors in Yangon. When neighbors post jobs, you'll be ready to accept the ones you want.

Three Ways to Earn on Your Terms

Lumo has work that matches skills you likely already have. You decide which jobs to accept:

• Delivery: food, groceries and packages across town by car, bike or scooter – If you know the streets of Yangon and have reliable transport, delivery work lets you move through the city on your schedule. Accept the routes that make sense for you.
• Handyman repairs: mounting TVs, fixing doors, patching walls and small repairs – Skilled with tools? Neighbors need help with small fixes around the home. You bring the expertise, choose the jobs, and earn what the work is worth.
• Home cleaning: apartments, homes and move-out cleans – Thorough, trustworthy cleaners are always in demand. Whether it's regular home cleaning or helping someone move out, you control your calendar and your income.

A Bonus for Getting Started

The first 100 contractors who complete 100 jobs will earn a loyalty bonus of 209,912 MMK (about $100 USD). It's Lumo's way of rewarding the people who show up and do great work.

Start Earning What You're Worth

You already have the skills. Now keep the money you earn. Apply on Lumo today and be ready when jobs open in Yangon.