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Stertil employees clock up nearly 300 years

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Published: January 27, 2017
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Stertil has awarded 14 of its employees for achieving a total of almost 300 years of combined work.  

MD Martin Paynter (left) with longest serving employee, Tony Jackson

Managing Director, Martin Paynter, presented Long Service Awards to the staff members at the company’s headquarters in Northampton, recognising their hard work, loyalty and commitment.

One of the employees awarded was Tony Jackson (pictured right), the company’s longest serving employee, who joined Stertil as a warehouseman over 35 years ago.

Says Martin: “I believe that these Long Service Awards are a clear indication of how employers and employees can demonstrate loyalty to one another.”

Stertil supplies and installs a range of loading bay products, industrial door solutions and heavy duty commercial vehicle lifting equipment. 

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