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Rotary awards working wonders

THE Rotary Club of Noosa recognises employees for taking pride in their work.
On Monday 18 May, the club will reward the efforts of local employees at their Pride of Work Awards night.
Rotary is now calling on employers to nominate their members of staff they feel are deserving of this special accolade.
Noosa Rotary Club president Paul Porter said the program’s objectives were to promote vocational values, provide an opportunity for employers to publicly recognise employees delivering work ethics, encourage favourable employer/employee relationships and a sense of community pride in individual achievement and encourage involvement between Rotary and the business community.
The awards night will be held at the Tewantin-Noosa RSL where nominees will be provided with accolades by deputy mayor Bob Abbot.
For further information contact Rotary club president Paul Porter 0488 787 747 or project chairman Martin Dryale 0419 616 447.

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