Seasonal and Long-Term Work
Clarify crop, location, anticipated season, working hours and whether the role requires a specific legal seasonal-work scheme.
Workforce sourcing concepts for agriculture, horticulture and farm operations.

Workforce sourcing concepts for agriculture, horticulture and farm operations.
Recruitment must be matched to seasonality, working conditions, worker protections and available legal mobility programs.
Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Fiji, Timor-Leste and other eligible sources; Australian program eligibility requires separate verification.
Country sourcing options are exploratory. No worker inventory, license or employer position is represented as confirmed.
Any required occupational tests, credentials or legal training must be confirmed before recruitment or deployment.
Explore Training & Compliance →Start with the roles, location, number of workers, skills and timeline. We can discuss the requirements and explore appropriate recruitment channels.
Discuss Workforce Needs ↗ All Industries →Important: All examples are indicative. Recruitment, permits, training and deployment depend on destination-country regulations and authorized partners. Images are AI-created illustrations, not documentation of active recruitment.
The following items are preliminary business-to-business qualification points to clarify before authorized organizations begin any regulated recruiting or hiring.
Clarify crop, location, anticipated season, working hours and whether the role requires a specific legal seasonal-work scheme.
Confirm safe housing where required, transport arrangements, occupational safety, lawful compensation and access to grievance procedures.
Check available authorization, proposed headcount, job classification and any agriculture-specific permits or quotas.
Recruitment and work authorization must remain with appropriately authorized parties; Newland coordinates B2B discussions.