Originally published by the Sunshine Coast Daily on the 4th of June, 2017
A JOBS campaign which last year helped local people get work in the strawberry industry has been expanded to deliver jobs in the wider food and agribusiness industry.
Originally published on the Sunshine Coast Council website, 2nd of June, 2017
The Sweetest Job campaign, which last year resulted in nearly 200 locals gaining work in the strawberry industry, has been expanded to deliver jobs in the wider Food and Agribusiness industry.
Originally published by Quest Community News on the 21st of May, 2017
THE Sweetest Job campaign is back with jobs available across the Moreton Bay and Sunshine Coast regions.
Tony Moore – Brisbane Times – 26th May, 2016
Wanted: Local workers – not backpackers – to pick strawberries and work in the Sunshine Coast’s strawberry industry.
mysunshinecoast.com.au – 26th May, 2016
Does picking strawberries in one of Australia’s most beautiful regions sound like a sweet job?
Caboolture Shire Herald – 26th May, 2016
Moreton Bay region’s strawberry growers have issued an SOS to local workers under the looming threat of a backpacker drought.
Sunshine Coast Daily – 26th May, 2016
SUNSHINE Coast residents will be head-hunted for thousands of jobs normally filled by visitors to the region under a plan launched today.
Nicky Moffat – Sunshine Coast Daily – 26th May, 2016
HUNDREDS of job seekers have flooded the The Sweetest Job website, with 1100 hits and 220 people registering overnight.
Queensland Country Life – May 2, 2016
A recruitment campaign to help Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay region strawberry growers to address their labour needs is gaining traction.
The Sweetest Job NT Project is proudly funded and supported by Regional Development Australia NT, NT Farmers, the Northern Territory Department of Trade, Business and Innovation and Litchfield Council.
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