1,151 seasonal workers needed across Tasmania
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OVER 1000 seasonal positions are now the ready to be filled with out-of-work Tasmanians.
The jobs available range from labourers to berry pickers, apple thinners to broccolini packers, with some harvests starting as soon as October.
Get in quick to lock down work this Summer harvest.
100 positions available.
Hansen Orchards needs 100 seasonal horticultural labourers to thin, pick and prune a variety of apple and cherry trees located across multiple Huon and Derwent Valley properties in Tasmania.
60 positions available.
Sixty people are needed to assist in picking and packing Broccolini and general farm labour in West Pine, Tasmania. Work is to commence November.
30 positions available.
Thirty workers are needed for berry harvesting at Westerway, 60 minutes from Hobart and 25 minutes from New Norfolk. Harvesting starts in December.
6 positions available.
A local farm needs the services of apple thinners to work in Tasmania’s Mountain River area. Work starts in early December for six weeks.
15 positions available.
A local Apple Orchard need 15 apple pickers to work in Tasmania’s Mountain River area. This starts March 2021 and is expected to continue for 6-8 weeks.
150 positions available.
A local Orchard is seeking 150 apple pickers to work in the Sassafras area. This work is expected to commence March 2021, and is expected to continue for 2-3 months.
40 positions available.
A local Broccolini needs 40 pickers and packers to work in the Cuprona area. This work starts mid-November and is expected to continue for four-five months.
650 positions available.
Crop work starting late October and November 2020. Work may six months depending upon season. Positions are casual and paid by the hour or by piece rate.
100 positions available.
One-hundred workers are needed on a Red Hills Berry Farm, 40 minutes from Launceston and 40 minutes from Devonport. Harvesting starts November.
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