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Julius Berger to honour 795 staff

Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is ready to honour 795 employees members with Lengthy Service Awards in December.
The 2024 version of the annual occasion which holds December 6-7, 2024 will see employees who’ve served the corporate for between 10 and 35 years appreciated with various levels of Awards throughout its tasks websites nationwide.
In a latest assertion, the development firm stated the Board of Administrators and Administration salute these devoted, loyal, and dedicated women and men of character.
It stated the 795 workers have served for 35, 30, 25, 20, 15, and 10 years respectively, along with their colleagues at varied websites throughout the nation.
It famous that these honoured workers have constructed the repute of the corporate and made it an icon of experience and excellence.
“Yearly, Julius Berger celebrates employees who’ve served meritoriously over 10 years and above. The event is all the time marked with the presentation of awards, profitable, and dancing in celebration,” the agency said.
In 2021, staff numbering 838 have been awarded prizes for his or her lengthy service to the corporate, whereas 647 have been honoured in 2022 and 603 employees celebrated final 12 months.
In his comment, Julius Berger’s Head of Human Assets, Olorunfemi Ojomo, stated, “For many years, this annual occasion has celebrated our employees members in recognition of their helpful contributions to the success of the Julius Berger Nigeria model and, by extension, the expansion of Nigeria’s infrastructure.
“At JBN, we take immense satisfaction in our workforce. As an organization, we frequently improve our expertise growth initiatives, guided by the assumption that our individuals are our biggest asset.
“Our dedication to expertise administration is complete and deeply built-in into our enterprise practices. And to our 2024 honourees, we prolong our heartfelt appreciation. Thanks on your dedication and excellence.”

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