Seasonal worker with a picking pass
As a seasonal worker, you’ll help bring in the harvest at our greenhouses in Hoogstraten or Deinze. Seasonal work at Tomeco takes place during peak season: you’ll pick tomatoes, fill crates, and work as part of a permanent team. You’ll work with a picking card:
- Up to 100 days per calendar year
- At a fixed gross hourly wage of €12.92
- Divorce settlement of 2 euros per day
- With a minimum booking of 3 hours per workday
- Under a favorable social security system (reduced social security contributions)
So you're working on a temporary basis, but you're properly and officially employed.
Your role within the team
As a seasonal worker, you'll work in our modern tomato greenhouses in the Hoogstraten region.
You'll help with:
- Picking and Harvesting Tomatoes
- Caring for Plants (pinching, training, leaf pruning)
- Sorting and Quality Control
- General Greenhouse Support
You'll receive clear instructions and guidance when you start. Experience is a plus, but motivation is more important.
What is your profile?
You don't need a diploma or any experience to work as a seasonal worker in our greenhouse. You'll learn the job here.
- You are motivated and reliable
- You can perform physical work
- You work with precision and follow the rules
- A basic knowledge of Dutch or English is a plus
What do we offer?
- Accurate and timely pay of 12.92 euros per hour (gross pay).
- Divorce settlement of 2 euros per day
- Work for up to 100 days per calendar year under seasonal worker status.
- Work in a stable and professional organization
- Great support as you get started
- A positive, respectful work environment
- The opportunity to come back every season
What do colleagues themselves say about working at Tomeco?
“I’ve been working at Tomeco for quite a few years now, and step by step, I’ve had the opportunity to grow into the role of site manager at Hortipower. That trust and those opportunities for personal growth mean a lot to me. What I appreciate most is the collaboration with the people on the shop floor and the feeling that we’re building something together.”
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