Bayside Crew
Questions
Which roles do you recruit for?
In catering, we recruit kitchen porters, chefs, waiting staff, bar staff, and event crew. In warehousing, we recruit pickers, packers, goods in and dispatch operatives, and loading crew. All of these are seasonal placements for busy periods.
How far ahead should we contact you before our busy season?
As early as you can. Larger intakes need time to plan, advertise, and screen. Get in touch once you know your season dates. We will then build a hiring timeline that works back from your first shift.
What should we prepare before getting in touch?
Have a rough idea of the roles you need, how many people, your shift patterns, and your start and end dates. Any site rules or induction material is helpful too. We can work out the rest together.
Can you help when someone drops out mid-season?
Yes. We keep a reserve list of screened candidates during each season. If someone leaves or is not working out, we offer a replacement from that list and brief them on your site before their first shift.
Do you check candidates before they start?
Every candidate is interviewed, references are followed up, and right-to-work documents are verified before placement. We also confirm their availability for the season. You agree with us at the start which extra checks your roles require.
As a worker, how do I register for seasonal jobs?
Get in touch and we will have a short conversation about your experience, your availability, and the kind of work you want. After that, we let you know about catering and warehouse roles that fit you.
Is there any follow-up when the season ends?
We review the season with you: which roles worked well, where gaps appeared, and what to change next time. Workers who did well stay on our list, so you can welcome familiar faces back in your next season.
Ready to start?
Tell us your season dates and the roles you need, and we will take it from there.