Employee of the Month

Employee of the Month awards

Workforce on Tap has a culture that acknowledges good workers and good work. We pride ourselves on offering our clients not only skilled and friendly staff, but also workers who are motivated and committed.

Therefore, we regularly seek feedback from our clients about the staff we provide them and this feedback plays a major role in determining the Employee of the Month. A key consideration is the employee’s commitment to Occupational Health and Safety.

Each branch selects an Employee of the Month, every month. The winners are presented with recognition awards which include a certificate, movie tickets, Workforce on Tap drink bottles and more. This is our way of thanking our staff for the role they play in fulfilling our promise to our clients.

June 2011

  • Shepparton branch

     

    Shane Schemioneck works at Rubicon Systems in Shepparton as a Machine Operator. Shane has a positive attitude to all tasks that are required to ensure that Rubicon is constantly improving in training, quality, technology and safety. He is an excellent communicator and is one of the reasons for the strong relationship between the machine shop and panel department.

    As a result of winning this award Shane was offered a permanent position with Rubicon.

    Shane is pictured with Jacqui Davies from WoT and Andrew Ross from Rubicon Systems.

     

May 2011

  • Albury branch

    Nick Murray's boss at Apex Tool Group described Nick as an asset to the warehousing team and he has therefore been named the Employee of the Month. Nick works as a Warehouse Assistant and has a good work ethic and is very reliable.

    Apex Tool Group was formed in July 2010 combining two premier tool manufacturers: Danaher Tool Group and Cooper Tools. Together they offer industrial, commercial and do-it-yourself customers an unparalleled selection of over 30 leading brands. World wide they employ over 7600 people.
  • Wagga Wagga Branch

    Gina Webster is the May Employee of the Month and has been working with Cargill Australia for nearly 3 years. Gina has been chosen for her attention to detail, commitment to her team and work overall, reliability and willingness to go over and above expectations to deliver in her role.
    Gina is pictured with Danielle Quarmby, Workforce on Tap Wagga Wagga branch manager.

April 2011

  • Shepparton branch

    Johnny Henry has been recognised for his work ethic by being awarded the April Employee of the Month.

    Johnny is punctual and his willingness to accept shifts at short notice and his excellent work performance are very much appreciated.

    Johnny works as a Factory Hand at OzPak's wine bottling factory. OzPak has been a client of Workforce on Tap since 2006.

    Johnny Henry is pictured with some of the staff at OzPak after accepting his award.
  • Bendigo branch

    Stuart Sweatmore has been working with Workforce on Tap for about 18 months and in his recent role as a labourer for Hy-Line Australia, his effort and reliability have resulted in him being awarded Employee of the Month for April. Hy-Line Australia is the largest specialist supplier of day-old layer chicks and point-of-lay pullets to the Australian poultry industry. Hy-Line line currently employ over 70 staff Australia wide.

March 2011

  • Bendigo Branch

    David Cook has been chosen as the Employee of the Month for March as he is a reliable employee - a qualified boiler maker with good skills who always does the right thing at work. He has mainly been undertaking Mig welding on locomotives for Southern Shorthaul Rail over the past 10 months. Southern Shorthaul Rail is a locomotive maintenance company and they also restore older locomotives. They now have more than 40 staff.

    David Cook with his award certificate.

     

     

     

February 2011

  • Shepparton Branch

    Brian Guilmartin has been recognised for his hard work and reliability with the February Employee of the Month award. Brian has worked for Workforce on Tap since 2006. He is currently working with Dowell Windows, one of Australia’s largest window manufacturers. They employ 80-90 people on their Shepparton site. They manufacture both aluminium and timber windows and doors from French doors to sash windows.

    Brian is pictured with Shane Rodda the Manager from Dowell Windows.
  • Bendigo branch

    Rodney Alexander has been chosen as the February Employee of the Month for his good skills and having rarely missed a day over 9 months with BRB Modular.

    Rodney is employed as a semi-skilled welder and undertakes MIG welding on the frames of relocatable buildings that BRB Modular manufacture. Now a national company, BRB Modular started in Bendigo and employes hundreds of staff.

January 2011

  • Shepparton branch

    Norbert Hammer works at Snow Brand in Tatura. He has been recognised for his reliability and his great attitude to work. Norbert has been presented with the Employee of the Month award for also being a very versatile employee who can work in a range of areas including driving the forklift. Kellie Wills from WoT is pictured presenting Norbert with his award.
  • Wagga Wagga Branch

    Meli Tuinakauvadra - DSM Nutritional Products Meli is this month's award winner. Meli was chosen for his commitment to the company and his reliability. And he’s a dedicated hard worker. Meli is pictured with Danielle Quarmby, WoT Wagga Wagga branch manager and Warren Prior, DSM's Operation and SHE manager.