General Labourers – Horticulture (Closed)

Our client, a leading horticulture services company, is currently seeking experienced candidates to commence immediately working within and around the Port Macquarie region.

and the best work environment is………..

Is your work environment making you sick?

Do you dread getting out of bed on work days? are you upset when your days off are over and you have to go back to work?

Do you find yourself whinging, whinnying and complaining ….a lot?

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We specialise in :

Recruitment and employment services, Labour hire contractors, temp agency, provider of Temporary staff and permanent staffing
Outplacement services throughout Regional NSW – job loss, redundancy and assisting employers and outplaced employees face the future with optimism

Jobs for the taking?

I’m sure you have all heard the saying “if you want to work, then there’s work out there for you”? Do you agree with this statement? I think it’s easier said than done!…

What is Labour Hire contracting?

Labour hire and temporary contracts can be a minefield…. this article explains in simple detail the basic principles…

Job Discrimination or just the way it is??

Employers interview with their own agenda in mind. They often consider the three basic criteria, and yes, it can be discriminating, and intimidating.. but as a candidate, you need to know that these factors play a strong role in the recruitment decision

Innovation the key to gaining a job you love

Sick and tired of rejection? Are you fatigued with applying for jobs and either never hearing back from the employer, and/or receive an unsuccessful letter? What innovative and creative thinking do we need to have to ensure we are realistic about the job market?

Jobs, jobs and more jobs

I’m sure you have all heard the saying “if you want to work, then there’s work out there for you”? Do you agree with this statement? I think it’s easier said than done!…

Employment – jobs – statistics

The Department of Employment’s leading indicator of employment fell in January, making it 12 consecutive months without a rise – the longest such run since 2003. The department suggests that this “indicates that employment growth is likely to be below its long-term trend growth rate of 1.2% in coming months”.

So the fight for jobs looks set to continue and despite a nice improvement in some measures of the unemployment rate, it doesn’t look to be getting easier anytime soon.