Cherry tomato harvesting worker
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A company specializing in greenhouse cultivation of cherry tomatoes is looking for employees for plant care and harvesting work in the Netherlands.
Job Description
- plant care;
- harvesting cherry tomatoes according to guidelines;
- placing harvested vegetables into crates;
- maintaining cleanliness at the workstation.
Requirements
- willingness to perform physical work and work in a greenhouse;
- category B driving license;
- ability to perform manual work.
Salary
Hourly rate: 17.55€ gross (basic rate 14.71€ + 2.84€ supplement).
Monthly earnings: 2660 – 3150€ gross.
Overtime bonus: 135%.
Salary is paid in a single payment.
Employee Referral Bonus – 200€*
Work schedule
Work from Monday to Friday, 38 hours per week.
Start date: March 16 and 23
Accommodation and transport
Accommodation is provided in a furnished apartment. Monthly cost: 530 €.
Documents and Legalisation
- Free assistance with legalisation (residence cards, etc.).
- Free preparation of employment documents.
Additional information
- own safety shoes are required.
Employee Referral Bonus
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Poland is a unitary state in Central Europe, situated between the Baltic Sea to the north and the Sudetes and Carpathian Mountains to the south, mostly within the basins of the Vistula and Oder rivers. It is a member of the European Union, the United Nations, and NATO. Poland borders Germany to the west (467 km), the Czech Republic (796 km) and Slovakia (541 km) to the south, Ukraine (529 km) and Belarus (416 km) to the east, and Lithuania (104 km) and Russia (the Kaliningrad Oblast, 210 km) to the northeast. From the north, it has access to the Baltic Sea, with a coastline of 770 km. The total length of Poland’s land borders is 3,511 km. The country is divided into 16 voivodeships.
