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Jealous Fruits

🍁 Full visa sponsorship, LMIA support, and paid training await at Jealous Fruits in Kelowna, British Columbia. Earn a competitive total compensation of about $58,240 per year with reliable hours and overtime opportunities. Join a trusted employer in one of Canada’s most beautiful fruit-growing regions and build hands-on agricultural experience that travels with you. Multiple openings mean faster interviews and quicker starts for motivated applicants.

Job Summary

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Jealous Fruits is recruiting Fruit Farm Workers to support orchard operations throughout the growing and harvest seasons in Kelowna, BC. This is a great fit for candidates who enjoy outdoor work, take pride in quality, and want to develop practical skills in a professional farm setting. The role involves a mix of planting, pruning, irrigation checks, harvesting, sorting, and general orchard maintenance.

International applicants are encouraged to apply. Visa sponsorship through LMIA is available for qualified foreign workers under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program. Newcomers receive on-the-job training, clear instructions, and support from experienced supervisors. If you are reliable, safety-minded, and eager to learn, this opportunity can open the door to stable work in Canada with a reputable employer.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

  • Harvesting: Pick, sort, and handle fruit with care to meet quality standards and reduce damage or waste.
  • Orchard Maintenance: Assist with pruning, trellising, thinning, and canopy management as directed by supervisors.
  • Irrigation Support: Check lines, adjust water flow, and report leaks or issues to ensure healthy trees.
  • Pest and Disease Monitoring: Follow instructions for safe, compliant practices and promptly report any concerns.
  • Equipment and Tools: Use basic farm tools safely; keep tools clean and stored properly after each shift.
  • Sorting and Packing: Grade fruit by size and quality, and prepare bins or boxes for transport.
  • Quality Control: Follow company standards for appearance, ripeness, and cleanliness to meet customer expectations.
  • Safety and Housekeeping: Wear required PPE, follow training, and maintain a tidy, hazard-free work area.
  • Team Collaboration: Communicate clearly with crew leaders, support co-workers, and complete tasks on time.
  • Other Duties: Perform general farm tasks as needed during peak periods to support overall operations.

Requirements

  • Legal ability to work in Canada or eligibility to obtain a Canadian work permit with employer support.
  • Basic English communication skills to follow instructions and safety procedures.
  • Physically fit and able to perform repetitive tasks, bend, lift, and work on your feet for extended periods.
  • Comfort working outdoors in varying weather conditions, including heat, light rain, and cool mornings.
  • Positive attitude, reliability, and strong attention to detail and quality.
  • Willingness to learn farm procedures and adhere to health and safety guidelines.
  • Availability to work overtime and weekends during peak harvest periods.
  • Previous farm or outdoor labor experience is an asset but not required.

Education

  • No formal education required.
  • High school diploma or equivalent is an advantage but not mandatory.

Working Conditions

  • Outdoor orchard environment with exposure to sun, wind, and changing temperatures.
  • Full-time schedule with peak-season overtime; early starts are common.
  • Standing, walking, lifting up to 23 kg (50 lb), climbing short ladders, and repetitive motions.
  • Busy harvest periods may include weekend or holiday work to meet production timelines.
  • Safety gear provided as required; adherence to PPE and hygiene practices is essential.
  • Tasks may rotate between fieldwork, harvesting, and basic sorting or packing.
  • Work is hands-on, fast-paced, and quality-focused with clear performance expectations.
  • Transportation to the farm or designated pickup points may be necessary depending on shift times.

Benefits

  • Competitive hourly pay within CAD 16 to CAD 24 per hour based on skills and performance.
  • Estimated total compensation of about $58,240 per year with standard full-time hours and overtime.
  • Overtime pay and vacation pay provided according to British Columbia Employment Standards.
  • Paid, on-the-job training with safety-first orientation.
  • All required personal protective equipment provided for farm tasks.
  • LMIA and work permit support for eligible international candidates.
  • Opportunity for seasonal return or extended assignments based on performance and farm needs.

Visa Sponsorship & Immigration Information

Visa sponsorship is available for strong candidates. Jealous Fruits can support a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to facilitate employer-backed work permits under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). This pathway enables qualified foreign workers to join the team legally and begin work upon approval.

Eligible applicants may also explore longer-term options such as the Provincial Nominee Program or other Canadian immigration streams if they wish to settle more permanently after gaining Canadian work experience. To prepare, gather key documents including a valid passport, updated resume, letters of reference, any relevant training certificates, and language test results if requested. The process involves an offer of employment, LMIA approval by the employer, and your work permit application to the Government of Canada.

How to Apply

  • Prepare an updated resume/CV in English.
  • Highlight any farm, outdoor labor, or production experience and your physical capabilities.
  • State your current location and work authorization status clearly.
  • Include references or contact details for previous supervisors if available.
  • Submit your application through the apply button on this page.
  • Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.

About the Company

Jealous Fruits is a well-established fruit farming employer based near Kelowna, British Columbia. The company operates in one of Canada’s premier growing regions and upholds high standards in field practices, product quality, and worker safety.

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Teams are supported with clear training, practical supervision, and a culture that values reliability, respect, and performance. During peak seasons, additional staff join to ensure a smooth, efficient harvest that meets the expectations of Canadian and international customers.

Job Details

  • Job Type: Full Time
  • Salary: $58,240 per year
  • Work Location: In person
  • Vacancies: 10 positions

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is visa sponsorship available for this role?
A: Yes. LMIA-backed visa sponsorship under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program is available for qualified applicants.

Q: Can international applicants / foreign workers apply?
A: Absolutely. International candidates who meet the requirements and can qualify for a Canadian work permit are encouraged to apply.

Q: What is the salary and is it negotiable?
A: The hourly range is CAD 16 to CAD 24. Total annualized compensation is approximately $58,240 per year based on full-time hours and typical overtime. Actual pay within the range depends on skills, performance, and role assignments.

Q: Is previous experience required?
A: Previous farm experience is helpful but not required. Training is provided, and strong work ethic, reliability, and physical fitness are the most important qualities.

Q: What are the working hours?
A: This is a full-time role. Schedules vary by season, with early starts and overtime or weekend shifts during harvest peaks to meet production needs.

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Q: Is this a permanent position?
A: Roles are full-time and aligned to the farm season. High performers may be offered extended assignments or return-season opportunities based on business needs.

Q: What is the LMIA process?
A: After you are selected, the employer applies for an LMIA to confirm the need for a foreign worker. Once approved, you apply for a work permit using the LMIA and job offer documents. Government processing times vary by country.

Q: How do I apply?
A: Submit your application through the apply button on this page.

Ready to grow your career outdoors in Canada with a respected farm employer? Apply now to secure one of the available positions, start earning steady income, and gain valuable agricultural experience. Roles fill quickly during the season, so submit your application today for priority review.

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