All Recruitment & Training articles – Page 8
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ArticleJob of the Week: TG Fruits
Brighton wholesaler is searching for passionate, well-organised and professional staff in a number of roles to help the business grow
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ArticleClock House Farm hosts recruitment roundtable
Kent fruit grower Clock House Farm hosts recruitment roundtable with Helen Grant MP and NFU
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AnalysisHas Brexit been as bad as we feared?
After five years, four Covid variants, three prime ministers, two general elections and a lot of rotten vegetables, is Brexit quite the beast we feared it would be? Wellpak’s managing director Pascal Simian weighs in
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ArticleJob of the Week: Lloyd's Register
Certification and assurance body is on the hunt for experienced auditors in combinable crops and fresh produce
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ArticleUK food chain calls for Covid Recovery Visa
Cross-industry report calls for new visa to help supply chains recruit more overseas staff amid serious labour shortages
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ArticleLSA Fellowship reopens for applicants
Scheme encourages applicants to get involved to help develop their careers within horticulture
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ArticleWorkers’ rights app now in Ukrainian and Albanian
Labour provider and Albanian migrants charity partner with Just Good Work to translate its workers’ rights app into Ukrainian and Albanian
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ArticleFree training to tackle lorry driver shortage
Pertemps Driving Academy is offering free licence acquisition training at sites in Worcestershire, Yorkshire and, soon, Bristol
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ArticleBritish topfruit growers concerned by rising costs
Increased prices of cardboard, packaging, haulage and labour are putting pressure on UK producers
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ArticleInfarm appoints crop genetics specialist
Pádraic Flood will lead development of breeding programme to adapt grains, legumes and other staple crops for vertical farming
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ArticleSeasonal workers granted travel exemptions in NI
Stormont allows pickers arriving from amber list countries to avoid self-isolation as long as they submit negative test results in days after arrival
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ArticleMajor breakthrough in fight against modern slavery
Remote sensing is being used to identify migrant settlements and possible exploitation of agricultural labour on strawberry farms in Greece
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ArticleFresca makes two senior appointments
James Cox becomes Fresca’s chief financial officer while former AG Thames MD Gary Linsell takes the reins at The Fresh Produce Centre
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ArticleJob of the Week: LEAF
LEAF is looking for a business relationships coordinator to support and build strong relationships with its customers and partners
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ArticleTwo new directors at AC Goatham & Son
Gayle Goatham and Steve Barwick unveiled as HR and recruitment director and commercial director respectively
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ArticleMorePeople brings on new recruits
Food and farming recruiter appoints two new consultants as job opportunities in the sector continue to grow
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ArticleNew training course for organic sector
Training will provide introduction to organic farming practice and legislation as well as soil management and conversion planning
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ArticleCold chain needs 'fresh approach' to attract young talent
Cold Chain Federation president calls for urgent action to attract more young people to cold chain jobs amid labour crisis
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ArticleCalls for seasonal visas to tackle HGV driver shortage
Logistics UK urges government to introduce seasonal visa for European HGV drivers as well as funded driver training to help combat crisis
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ArticleNew watchdog to tackle modern slavery
UK government launches new workers’ rights watchdog to eradicate modern slavery in British agriculture and industry