Jobs in Yalyalup
Yalyalup is a newer residential suburb within the City of Busselton in Western Australia's South West, located approximately 250 kilometres south of Perth. Residents have direct access to the Busselton employment market, which spans retail, healthcare, tourism, construction and trades. Browse job vacancies near Yalyalup on WorkinAUS.
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General Practitioner
Healthcare & Medical / General Practitioners
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General Practitioner Opportunity in the Busselton Region
Senior Team Leader/Supervisor
Hospitality & Tourism / Management
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Subway Busselton is looking for an enthusiastic, reliable and motivated Senior Team Leader/Supervisor to join our team.
Dairy Farm Worker
Farming, Animals & Conservation / Farm Labour
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Do you enjoy working outdoors and have a passion for animal care and agriculture? We're looking for a reliable and hardworking Dairy Farm Worker
Chef de Partie
Hospitality & Tourism / Chefs/Cooks
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Working closely with the Head Chef and kitchen team, you will be responsible for delivering consistently high-quality food across our restaurant
Barista all rounder
Hospitality & Tourism / Other
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Join Bistro Breton in Busselton as an experienced full-time barista with a hands-on role in coffee preparation and customer service.
Waiters
Hospitality & Tourism / Waiting Staff
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Join TAH WINE PTY LTD in WA's South West. Seeking experienced Waiters for full-time roles across multiple hospitality venues.
Chef
Hospitality & Tourism / Chefs/Cooks
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Chef in the South West region of Western Australia
Waiter Supervisor
Hospitality & Tourism / Management
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Waiter Supervisor - This is a hands-on supervisory position responsible for supporting the smooth operation of restaurant service
Waiter (Supervisor)
Hospitality & Tourism / Management
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Waiter in the South West region of Western Australia
Waiter
Hospitality & Tourism / Waiting Staff
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Waiter in the South West region of Western Australia
About Jobs in Yalyalup
Yalyalup is a planned residential development on the northern outskirts of Busselton, with a growing population that accesses the broader Busselton and Geographe Bay employment market. Busselton is the main commercial and administrative centre of the South West's coastal strip and carries a reasonably diverse employment base for a regional city of its size. Retail across the Busselton CBD and major supermarket complexes, healthcare through Busselton Health Campus and a network of allied health providers, construction connected to significant residential growth across the City of Busselton, and tourism and hospitality along the iconic Busselton Jetty precinct all provide accessible local employment.
For Yalyalup residents seeking broader employment, the Margaret River wine region and tourism corridor are within 30 to 40 kilometres to the south, providing additional hospitality, viticulture and trades opportunities. Dunsborough, approximately 20 kilometres to the south-west, and Bunbury, approximately 55 kilometres to the north, extend the accessible employment catchment further into retail, healthcare, manufacturing and professional services. The City of Busselton's ongoing population growth means trades, childcare, community services and education employment in and around Yalyalup is expanding alongside the suburb itself, creating more genuinely local vacancies with each passing year.
Frequently Asked Questions
Jobs in Yalyalup
Yalyalup residents have access to the Busselton employment market, including retail, healthcare, construction, trades and tourism. Margaret River and Bunbury provide additional employment depth within a reasonable drive.
Yes. Busselton's commercial centre is within a short drive of Yalyalup. Bunbury, approximately 55 kilometres north, carries a significantly larger employment base across manufacturing, healthcare and professional services.
Yes. Retail, hospitality, community services and aged care in the Busselton area offer part time and casual job vacancies throughout the year.


