CrimeaPRESS reports:
Avito Rabota experts studied the dynamics of vacancies and average salaries offered for specialists engaged in winemaking. According to the platform, in the first half of 2024, the number of vacancies in this area increased by 68% compared to the same period last year. In the wine production industry, average salaries offered increased by 37% and amounted to 112,267 rubles with a shift schedule.
The most in-demand profession in winemaking in the first half of this year was that of an agricultural worker, which accounts for 12.7% of the total number of vacancies in the segment. The average salary offered to applicants for this position is 49,757 rubles for a full working day.
The second place is occupied by the profession of gardener with a share of 8.5% and an average salary offer of 39,861 rubles for new employees on a full-time basis. The third place in demand is occupied by the profession of tractor driver, the share of job offers for them is 7.6% of the total number of vacancies in the industry, with average salary offers for new employees of 70,674 rubles for a full day.
In fourth place is the profession of a packer with a share of 6.5%, and candidates for these vacancies can apply for an average of 82,377 rubles. This indicates an increase in the volume of finished products and their preparation for shipment to consumers.
The top five most popular professions in winemaking are rounded out by the profession of technologist, which accounts for 3.2% of the total number of vacancies. In the first half of 2024, candidates for this position could be offered an average of 72,229 rubles.
Currently, the most sought-after specialists are fitters for working with winemaking equipment, chemists-microbiologists and wine material processors. We are ready to help qualified specialists with relocation and housing, and for seasonal workers we have dormitories. Corporate discount systems are in effect for all employees.— commented Svetlana Tkachenko, HR Director of the Kuban Vino winery, brand «Chateau Taman» Svetlana Tkachenko.
Also, the most popular and sought-after professions in the field of winemaking were agronomists (2.5%) and foremen (2.2%). This indicates that the industry requires not only workers, but also qualified specialists capable of managing complex processes in winemaking and viticulture.
| 7 most popular and popular professions in winemaking |
| Profession | Share of total number of vacancies in the segment, %, first half of 2024 | Average offered salary, RUB, full time, first half of 2024 |
| Agricultural worker | 12.7% | 49 757 |
| Gardener | 8.5% | 39 861 |
| Tractor driver | 7.6% | 70 674 |
| Packer | 6.5% | 82 377 |
| Technologist | 3.2% | 72 229 |
| Agronomist | 2.5% | 95 198 |
| Brigadier | 2.2% | 75 327 |
We are in dire need of tractor drivers. Off-season, the personnel deficit is 10%, and during the wine-growing season, from April to October, this figure increases to 27%. There is also an acute shortage of winegrowers themselves — people who care for the grapes and harvest them. The deficit of these specialists exceeds 50%. A small part of Fanagoria’s need for such people is covered by internal labor migrants, but this does not fully solve the problem of hiring people to work in the vineyards. There are several reasons for this — both a decrease in the interest of young people in the profession and high competition in the industry, — said Petr Romanishin, General Director of Fanagoria.
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