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Julius Berger to honour 795 officials with long service awards

Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is set to honour no fewer than 795 staff members with Long Service Awards in December 2024.

The 2024 edition of the annual event which holds between December 6 and 7, 2024, will see Julius Berger staff who have served the company for between 10 and 35 years appreciated with varying degrees of awards across its projects sites nationwide.

The construction company, in a recent statement, said the Board of Directors and Management commended the “dedicated, loyal, and committed men and women of character”.

The company stated: “The 795 employees have served for 35, 30, 25, 20, 15 and 10 years respectively.

“Together with their colleagues at various sites across the country, these honoured employees have built the reputation of our great company and mad4e it an icon of expertise and excellence.”

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In his remarks ahead of the forthcoming event, Julius Berger’s Head of Human Resources, Olorunfemi Ojomo, said: “For decades, this annual event has celebrated our staff members in recognition of their valuable contributions to the success of the Julius Berger Nigeria brand and, by extension, the growth of Nigeria’s infrastructure.

“At JBN, we take immense pride in our workforce. As a company, we continually enhance our talent development initiatives, guided by the belief that our people are our greatest asset.

“Our commitment to talent management is comprehensive and deeply integrated into our business practices. And to our 2024 honourees, we extend our heartfelt appreciation. Thank you for your dedication and excellence.”

Yearly, Julius Berger celebrates staff who have served meritoriously over the course of 10 years and above. The occasion is always marked with presentation of awards, winning and dancing in celebration.

In 2021, workers numbering 838 were awarded prizes for their long service to the company, while 647 were honoured in 2022 and 603 staff celebrated last year.

The Star

Segun Ojo

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