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Follow harvests, holiday parks, hotels, restaurants and major visitor seasons across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Explore opportunities ↓Seasonal job sites
Find a Job — GOV.UK
The UK government vacancy search. Add keywords such as seasonal, farm, hotel or hospitality, then refine the location and posting date.
Visit site ↗Hall Hunter
Direct seasonal recruitment for UK berry farms, typically covering picking, packing and related harvest work with on-site accommodation options.
Visit site ↗AGRI-HR
Agricultural recruitment covering seasonal workers as well as tractor, machinery, crop and other skilled practical roles.
Visit site ↗Concordia Seasonal Work
A UK seasonal-work scheme operator supporting international workers placed with growers and farms during peak agricultural periods.
Visit site ↗Fruitful Jobs
Recruitment for horticulture, viticulture, agriculture and fresh-produce work across the UK, including Seasonal Worker Scheme placements.
Visit site ↗HOPS Labour Solutions
Information and recruitment for workers considering the UK Seasonal Worker Scheme, with a focus on farm and horticultural placements.
Visit site ↗Leisurejobs
Vacancies across leisure, holiday parks, attractions, fitness, hospitality and tourism, including temporary and peak-season roles.
Visit site ↗Hospitality Jobs UK
A specialist UK board for hotel, restaurant, kitchen, bar, housekeeping and guest-service vacancies across major destinations.
Visit site ↗Stafffinders
A recruitment agency with temporary and permanent roles, including hospitality, catering, events and other seasonal work in Scotland and beyond.
Visit site ↗Popular & general job sites
Indeed United Kingdom
A broad UK search covering year-round employment, with filters for location, salary, date, employer, part-time work and contract type.
Visit site ↗LinkedIn Jobs UK
Company pages, alerts and a large UK search spanning professional, operational, retail, hospitality and tourism roles.
Visit site ↗Reed
A long-running UK marketplace for permanent, temporary and contract work across cities, regions and a wide range of occupations.
Visit site ↗Totaljobs
A nationwide UK job marketplace with sector, salary, location and work-pattern filters for broader searches beyond seasonal vacancies.
Visit site ↗Keelings Careers
The careers area for an Irish fresh-produce company, covering operational, food, logistics, commercial and other company vacancies.
Visit site ↗JobsIreland
Ireland’s public employment service for vacancies, jobseeker support and employer information across occupations and counties.
Visit site ↗Indeed Ireland
A broad Irish job search with filters for county, pay, employer, posting date, part-time work and contract type.
Visit site ↗LinkedIn Jobs Ireland
A general Irish search with employer pages and alerts for professional, operational, hospitality, retail and tourism opportunities.
Visit site ↗Jobs available now

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Sandycove, Co. Dublin
64 WineJobsIrelandKitchen role in Sandycove; consult the original listing for duties and application requirements.
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Commis Chef
Dublin 1
The Castle HotelJobsIrelandAssist the kitchen team with preparation, service and food-safety routines in a Dublin hotel.
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Flights & routes
Compare practical routes, baggage rules and arrival times before choosing the cheapest fare.
A place to land
Book a flexible first stay while you inspect staff housing or search for a longer-term room locally.
Local transport
Plan airport transfers, trains, buses or car hire — especially when the workplace is rural or remote.
UK & Ireland practical guides
Work rights & permits
The UK and Ireland have separate immigration systems. Confirm the rule for your passport and occupation before treating a vacancy as a realistic option.
For eligible horticulture work for up to six months, or poultry work during its defined autumn window. Applicants must be 18+, use an approved sponsor and meet the route requirements.
The application needs a Certificate of Sponsorship reference. Applicants normally need £1,270 available for 28 consecutive days unless the sponsor certifies initial maintenance.
Hospitality, leisure and general job adverts do not automatically provide sponsorship. Check the visa route and the employer’s sponsorship position before making travel plans.
The employment-permit system is aimed at non-EEA nationals. EEA and Swiss citizens have a different labour-access position, but still need practical registration, tax and payroll arrangements.
A valid employment permit or immigration permission that allows work is normally required. Eligibility depends on the occupation, salary, employer and exact permit type.