Regional Work SA
https://www.regionalwork.sa.gov.au
Barossa
An internationally acclaimed wine region
Just an hour north of Adelaide you can meet culinary legends alongside innovative newcomers as you sink your teeth into mouth-watering food, wine and beer. Learn about the rich cultural heritage and feel the community spirit.
Work available now in the Barossa
In bountiful Barossa, you’ll find iconic wineries, gourmet dining and an abundance of food and agricultural producers. The Northern Adelaide Plains grows some of the state’s premium quality vegetables including tomatoes, cucumbers and capsicum. Real work is available now picking wine grapes, as waitstaff, chefs and more.
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Vineyard worker
Prune grape vines, pull out canes, and roll on canes to wire. -
Grain worker
Work as a tractor or seeding unit operator, grain harvester or grain receiver worker. -
Vegetable picker
Harvest and package lettuce outside in the field or inside a packing shed. -
Chef
South Australia is fast becoming the culinary hotbed of the southern hemisphere. -
House keeper
Meet different people, keep fit and active and create immaculately prepared rooms. -
Waitstaff
Mix drinks, pair wines, or work in the kitchen taste-testing.
How to find work
There are seasonal work opportunities as well as full-time agricultural, tourism, and hospitality jobs available now. Find out the key job boards to search for work and connect with relevant recruiters.
Find accommodation in the Barossa
There are hotels, motels, resorts, caravan and camping grounds, guesthouses, B&Bs and farm stays throughout the Barossa Valley. There is also a backpacker hostel at Tanunda which provides transport to work for its guests.
Incentives available
You may be able to access financial assistance up to $6,000 to help you relocate for short-term seasonal work, or a job in regional South Australia. Businesses may be able to access financial assistance to support quarantine requirements for the employment of Pacific Island workers.
Who can help?
If you’d like to talk to someone about working or employing staff in the Barossa region, you can contact the local Regional Development Australia (RDA) Office to learn more about the Regional Workforce Coordination & Collaboration Program.
Regional Work SA
https://www.regionalwork.sa.gov.au/regions/barossa
Apr 24, 2024 8:03 am