A sheep flock and beef cattle at a high-country station yard

Sheep & Beef marketplace

Stations and farm labour contractors, on the same job

Sebenza is the marketplace for sheep and beef. A station posts the work. A farm labour contractor brings the gang. Both sides see the job, the hours, and the pay.

Posts the work

Station

A station posts shearing, lambing, fencing, or cattle work, with the dates and the head count.

Brings the people

Farm Labour Contractor

A farm labour contractor brings the gang and accepts the job before anyone travels.

How this industry uses the marketplace

The shed and the yards

Shearing, crutching, lambing, and cattle work sit on the job the station posted, not in a thread of texts.

The gang is visible

The station sees who is coming. The contractor sees the start, the location, and what the work pays.

Time and top-up stay together

Hours, piece rates, and the minimum-wage top-up stay on the same record for the station and the contractor.

Help for Sheep & Beef

Station and Farm Labour Contractor

Questions for a Station and a Farm Labour Contractor.

What does a Station do here?
A station posts shearing, lambing, fencing, or cattle work, with the dates and the head count. That post is the offer on the Sheep & Beef marketplace.
What does a Farm Labour Contractor do here?
A farm labour contractor brings the gang and accepts the job before anyone travels. They accept the job before people travel.
Where do time and pay live?
On the job both sides agreed. Hours, compliance, and pay stay with that sheep & beef job, not in a separate spreadsheet.

Put the next gang on the marketplace

Stations and farm labour contractors can join the waitlist or book a demo.

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