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Mula stock person, Pinoy umangat bilang operational manager ng piggery sa rural Victoria

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Bryant Grimaldo (left) migrated to Australia in 2007 to work as a stock person in the farrowing and breeding unit of a piggery in rural Victoria. Nearly twenty years later, he now runs the day-to-day operation of the piggery located in various areas in Australia. Credit: Western Plains Pork

May halos dalawang dekada na nagtatrabaho si Bryant Grimaldo sa isang piggery sa rural Victoria. Nagsimula bilang stock person, ngayon siya na ang Operations Manager na namamahala sa pang-araw-araw na gawain sa piggery.


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May halos dalawang dekada na nagtatrabaho si Bryant Grimaldo sa isang piggery sa rural Victoria. Nagsimula bilang stock person, ngayon siya na ang Operations Manager na namamahala sa pang-araw-araw na gawain sa piggery.


Key Points

  • Malaking bilang ng mga nagtratrabaho sa piggery ay ni-recruit mula Pilipinas.
  • Upang makapag-trabaho sa piggery, kailangan ng background sa agrikultura.
  • Tuwing Biyernes may salo-salo ang mga mangagawa para mag-bonding at pinaghahatian nila ang handa tulad ng lechon.
  • Limitado ang interes mula sa mga lokal na mangagawa magtrabaho sa malayong lugar kung saan ang piggery kaya nag-recruit mula Pilipinas.

Resilience. Masipag ang mga Pinoy worker, the Filipino worker will do anything to reach KPI
Bryant Grimaldo, on recruiting agricultural workers from the Philippines?
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Filipinos make up the majority of the 60-62 staff. Credit: Western Plains Pork
Grateful ako sa trust sa trabaho; in return, we just have to work hard.
Bryant Grimaldo initially worked as a stock person in the farrowing and breeding unit. After almost two decades he now runs the day to day operation of the piggery.

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