From 180 to 600 workers. How Zoomarine 'bypasses' labor shortages and strengthens its team in summerPhoto by Lio Photography on Pexels
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From 180 to 600 workers. How Zoomarine 'bypasses' labor shortages and strengthens its team in summer

Eco2 September 2026 at 07:14

Zoomarine, an aquatic park located in the Algarve, faces every year the challenge of significantly strengthening its team. The team goes from about 180 workers during winter to almost 600 during the high season, which runs from March to November. The human resources director, Isabel Delgado, starts preparing for the following season already in September, contacting seasonal workers to

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