Fair Pay Agreement – what you need to know
The New Zealand Fair Pay Agreements (FPA) system has been developed to unite unions and employer associations within the hospitality sector to bargain for minimum
Educational information on important industry topics
Barista instructors and trainers who run courses
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The New Zealand Fair Pay Agreements (FPA) system has been developed to unite unions and employer associations within the hospitality sector to bargain for minimum
Thank you for helping us shape the future of our industry. We presented the following results at the AGM held at Sherwood, Queenstown on Friday
The New Zealand Specialty Coffee Association (NZSCA) is seeking expressions of interest from individuals within member companies to stand for board positions at the 2023
Membership constitutional change summary For voting at the NZSCA AGM 2023, Friday 18 May, Sherwood, Queenstown. What could one membership look like? Executive Summary: This
Calling all coffee professionals, member company L’affare have a two-day cupping course coming up at their roastery in Wellington, 27-28 April. Q-Cupping Essentials
February 2023 Dear Members and Coffee Lovers As an association, we are wanting to check in on you all again, especially those of you that are experiencing this challenging
March 2023Survey Calling all roasters. EECA are creating an energy benchmarking tool for the coffee sector. We need your help to fill in this quick
August 2021 Are you paying too much for your cup of coffee? No, you’re probably not paying enough. When you take the time to consider
October 2021 Dear members We have exciting progress in the energy sector but we need your help! At this year’s AGM, there was a discussion
EDIT: 24 January 2022 With all of New Zealand in red, please see this advice from the Restaurant Association: What are the phases for the
August 2021 Are you paying too much for your cup of coffee? No, you’re probably not paying enough. When you take the time to consider
November 2018 The New Zealand Specialty Coffee Association (NZSCA) is focused on ensuring its members are aware of the local and global complexities surrounding the