sugar beet harvest red river valley
Any one worked the sugar beet harvest red river valley?
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Carl wrote:
So I am sure that only me if interested in the pay for type of work. is this hourly or daily rate.. i guess its different rate for different job so just what you are sure of is good to know.
also on the campsite fee.. does that include any needed propane or just like elec in a full hook up site.
thanks
The pay is hourly for all work, training etc. I believe. The lowest hourly is around $14 p/hr. You are paid time and a half after 8 hours and all day/night Saturdays, Sundays are double time all day/night. There is a 5% bonus if you stay for the whole harvest, usually around 3 weeks. Safety gear is provided, vest, glasses, helmet, ear plugs etc. Skid steer operators, piled operators, foremen, mechanic/oiler make more per hour.
The campsites are full hook-ups, no propane as far as I know.
Also, if you work the night shift the first season, the second season would be days.
Feel free to PM me if you want more info. Trekker3
So I am sure that only me if interested in the pay for type of work. is this hourly or daily rate.. i guess its different rate for different job so just what you are sure of is good to know.
also on the campsite fee.. does that include any needed propane or just like elec in a full hook up site.
thanks
The pay is hourly for all work, training etc. I believe. The lowest hourly is around $14 p/hr. You are paid time and a half after 8 hours and all day/night Saturdays, Sundays are double time all day/night. There is a 5% bonus if you stay for the whole harvest, usually around 3 weeks. Safety gear is provided, vest, glasses, helmet, ear plugs etc. Skid steer operators, piled operators, foremen, mechanic/oiler make more per hour.
The campsites are full hook-ups, no propane as far as I know.
Also, if you work the night shift the first season, the second season would be days.
Feel free to PM me if you want more info. Trekker3
