It’s harvest time in the Hunter’s world-famous wine country – but vignerons are disappointed at a lack of local help.
On the first day of picking at Tyrrell’s, less than 10 per cent of the people who came looking for work, were from the area.
It’s harvest time in the Hunter’s world-famous wine country – but vignerons are disappointed at a lack of local help.
On the first day of picking at Tyrrell’s, less than 10 per cent of the people who came looking for work, were from the area.
Well that’s odd. I have been looking for work and would enjoy the opportunity to work. I live in port Stephens but would travel to the wine country. When I saw this story I did a search on all the job sites I could find and Google and not one came up for the Hunter Valley. Maybe they should advertise local if that’s what they want. Also are they expecting 12 – 18 hour days for the $250 a day. I welcome the opportunity to talk about a job. I have a mortgage to pay and am out of work.