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Feedback from recent grower visits

During our recent grower visits in Hawke's Bay and Central Otago along with conversations with growers in other regions, we’ve put together a summary of the ideas and feedback to…

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Looking for help with seasonal staff recruitment?

Summerfruit NZ's labour coordinator, Tracey Mansfield, is already attending job expos and fielding inquiries from people interested in summer work.

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Seven tips to get ready for seasonal staff

Summerfruit NZ has been working with MPI on the launch of the new Opportunity Grows Here labour campaign.

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New Zealand moves to Covid-19 Alert Level 4

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Opportunities provide momentum for change

If you're interested in how one grower has structured his operation to be carbon neutral, Mike Casey from Forest Lodge Orchard has written an interesting blog detailing what they're doing…

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Introduction to Supervision – Short course in Cromwell

Designed specially for horticulture and viticulture industries, Introduction to Supervision is a one day course that will teach people, new to supervisory roles, the foundation skills needed for success as…

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Where are your workers staying this season?

As we all know, worker accommodation can be a big drawcard in attracting seasonal workers to your orchard or packhouse. If you provide your own staff accommodation, that's great.

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Hawke's Bay grower meeting

Summerfruit growers from Hawke's Bay and other regions are invited to a meeting in person (or via Zoom) to discuss labour issues including the latest on attracting, recruiting and retaining…

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Tim Jones recognised at HortNZ conference

Tim Jones with Minister Damien O'Connor and HortNZ Chair Barry O'Neil Former chair of Summerfruit NZ, Tim Jones, has been recognised for his service with an award at the HortNZ conference…

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Update from Kate Hellstrom 4 August 2021

RSE worker decision You’ll all be aware of the Government's recent announcement that Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers from the Pacific will be able to enter New Zealand without the need…

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