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Flower workers
Flower Workers
Royal Van Zanten Ltd - flower farm
Nansubuga Agnes
I work in Royal Van Zanten as Executive Secretary to the Managing Director. My first challenge was working with people of low education but finally I found the job exciting and they’re very good people to work with.
Florence Naginda
I work as a supervisor Chrysanthemums (Mums) which entails Quality Control and making sure the right cuttings are made.
Women in the Maintenance Department
We do the same work as men.
Juliet Kabaitira
I work as a Human Resource Manager in this farm. I hold a postgraduate Diploma in Human Resource Management and a Bachelors Degree in Development Studies. My first challenge was managing people whose language I did not understand and they too did not understand English. There was a communication barrier at the beginning. I have now learnt the language and I relate with the workers very well.
Aisha Nanyonjo
I work in Royal Van Zanten as Supervisor in the green house. I supervise between 5-18 people who mainly pick flower cuttings
Faridah
I work in this green house as quality checker. I supervise a team of between 5-18 people.
I work as Assistant Accountant in this farm Royal Van Zanten. I hold a Diploma in Purchasing and Supplies Management. I also have a certificate in Cost Accounting. Before joining this farm I worked as a cashier in a petrol station and later joined St. Kizito counselling center Gulu as an accountant. I am still aiming higher in the advancement of my career.
Advice to women; hard work and commitment pays.
Harriet Nampewo Nalongo
I work as a Disease and Quality Officer. I started working as a picker (harvester) in 1996 and later promoted as a supervisor. In 2000 I was promoted to Assistant Manager cold room but because of pregnancy I couldn’t continue to work in Cold Room. After my maternity leave I was appointed as Assistant Harvest Manager. Later in 2006 I was made Assistant Scouting Manager and in the same year I was appointed as Assistant Disease and Quality control officer a post I am holding to date. The challenge I faced was being Assistant to men. They are difficult to work with especially when they know you can be better than them. They also wouldn’t listen to my concerns as a woman.
As a manager, managing people is not easy. You make a lot of enemies but at the same time, you can also make friends.
Xclusive Cuttings Ltd - flower farm
Mukamndigo Grace
I am a Harvester in this green House number 21.
Natyaba Florence
Supervisor green House NO.21
Prossy Nalubwama
I work as an Office attendant and my work involves Printing labels and stickers for use in green Houses besides running office errands.
Pauline Ayiko
I work as a Master roll administrator.
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