Staff - It’s an ART!

Attracting, Retaining and Training staff in Agribusinesses.

Are you a Farm Business, Contractor, Rural Merchant or local Ag Business working on attracting, retaining and training staff in your business?

*Please note that we will be welcoming Amanda Moraitis from Browsup Consulting as our guest speaker as unfortunately some unforeseen circumstance have made Neville Brady unavailable.

Holbrook Landcare Networking is bringing guest speaker Amanda from Browsup Consulting to Holbrook for a great workshop on how you can identify and tackle the low hanging fruit in your agribusiness to improve your capacity to attract, retain and training staff.

Amanda is an experienced HR and Recruitment professional having worked across various industries over the last 10 years, including the agricultural and farming sector. Working alongside Neville Brady, she also facilitates the BrowsUp ‘Actual to Ideal’ business improvement program designed to enhance workplace culture and drive overall business performance. This workshop has been developed to help ag businesses get the right documents to sell their workplaces and hone in on some of the communication, leadership, and employee-employer faults that might be capping your business' capacity to attract and retain staff.

This workshop is an outcome of our 'Supporting On-Farm Labour During the Dry Times Project' a Project which was designed to identify the barriers local farm businesses experience when looking to attract, retain and train on-farm labour. Through this project and the support of the Southern NSW Innovation Hub this workshop is completely FREE!

Join HLN and Neville Thursday October 17th, 9am-11am at the Holbrook Library for this awesome opportunity.

Registration's are greatly appreciated!

To learn more about Browsup Consulting and what they do in this space visit https://www.browsup.com.au/

For more information about this event please contact Jess Armstrong on 0498683152 or email, jessarmstrong@holbrooklandcare.org.au

This event is an outcome of Holbrook Landcare Network's Supporting On-Farm Labour during the Dry Times Project, which has received funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund and supported by the Southern NSW Drought Resilience, Adoption and Innovation Hub.