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Seasonal jobs at Alan Baybutt and Sons

Seasonal work

Alan Baybutt & Sons Ltd employ staff from many nations, including many from eastern Europe who are given work placements through Concordia.

The various types of seasonal work are listed below:-
Crop cutting, Crop Packer, Tractor Driver, Harvester Operator, Crop Planter & general agricultural tasks.

Hours Worked

Hours of work is very much dependant the growing season but an average of 40 - 50 hours per week can be assumed. Work is generally available 7 days a week but if you wish to take a day off then this will be on a Monday or Tuesday, worked on a rota basis. Please note that work cannot be assured - unusual weather conditions do occur and the harvest may be either early or late and of a different duration than that anticipated.

Rates of Pay

Most work is done by piecework i.e the more you cut, plant etc the more you earn each day. The amount you earn on piecework will fluctuate depending on orders and crop availability. It is advisable that staff make the most of busy periods to make up for quieter periods of work.

Variations in earnings are inevitable and your expectations
of your UK earnings should reflect this and be realistic.

Accomodation

Accomodation is based on mobile homes that each sleep four or five persons.

Bedrooms: Each bedroom has two beds along with individual wardrobes for storing personal belongings. Suitable accomodation for couples can be made available if requested.

Kitchen: The kitchen contains a sink, food preparation area, a cooker and hob, microwave and fridge. A kettle, toaster and all essential cooking pots and cutlery are also provided. A dining table and chairs are also provided. A dining table and chairs are also part of teh kitchen / lounge area.

Lounge: The lounge contains comfortable chairs and a TV.

Charges
£25 / Week is charged which includes gas, electric, water, transport to and from places of work and 1 shopping trip per week.

Workers must provide their own food
and keep their living area clean and tidy.

Common Room: A seperate common room is available for use when required. The room contains washing facilities as well as a freezer for food storage. A number of bicycles are also available for use if required.

What You Should Bring: You must bring a sleeping bag, working clothes, waterproof clothing and rubber boots. Remember to bring warm clothes as temperatures in the United Kingdom can be considerably lower than most European countries. It is essential to bring at least £100 in sterling or equivalent currency with you. This is enough for travelling expenses and, in the event of your work starting later than anticipated, it will be sufficient to cover your costs until the first pay day.

Local Services and Information

Shopping

Local Shops	Hesketh Bank	1 mile away
	Tarleton	2 miles away
Town Shopping	Preston	10 miles away
	Southport	10 miles away
	Liverpool	25 miles away
	Manchester	40 miles away

Bus Service
The nearest bus stop is about 1mile from the farm. From here busses go to Southport or Preston. From the bus stop in Tarleton ( 2 miles) – go to Liverpool, Blackpool or Preston.

Trains
Southport to Liverpool (40 min) or Manchester (1 hr)

Internet: Intenet access is available at Tarleton Library

Local Web Links:

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