Adopted by pillars of the community: an emotional retirement in the district office

Adopted by pillars of the community: an emotional retirement in the district office

Landratsamt Straubing-Bogen, 94315 Straubing, Deutschland - A significant farewell took place on Wednesday in the large meeting room of the Straubing-Bogen district office. In an emotional celebration, four long -time employees retired: Maria Wolf, Maria Perleb, Wilhelm Gürster and Helmut Steinbauer. The event not only gathered the colleagues, but also the management level, which thanked the outgoing employees for their valuable work.

District Administrator Josef Laumer described the ceremony as bittersweet, but emphasized the gratitude that you felt for the work done. "With a crying eye, however, it is time to say goodbye to some valuable employees today," said Laumer and emphasized that their properties had influenced the working atmosphere extremely positively.

appreciation of the employees

Maria Wolf, who had been working in the district office since 1992, leaves a large gap. Her friendly and helpful way made her a popular colleague. HR manager Jasmin Auer praised the excellent cooperation between the locations. Maria Perleb, who has worked in the poultry meat show since 2002, was also mentioned thankfully. "Working in the meat inspection is important and is often underestimated," added Laumer and thus addressed the importance of her work in food control.

Wilhelm Gürster, the long -time head of the building management, will also be missing. Since his beginning in 1992, he was responsible for many significant construction work in the district. Department manager Andreas Käser paid tribute to him as a model for many colleagues. "He was pragmatic, dutiful and showed his full commitment as a model until the last day," he said.

Those present agreed in the words of thanks that all four outgoing employees were large supports in their areas and that a clear gap are left. "I wish you all the best for the future," said staff council chairman Alexander Penzkofer. With the best wishes, he concluded that the celebrants will enjoy their retirement and maybe come to the district office regularly in the future.

The event not only reminded of the farewell, but also of the valuable contributions that each individual employee has made. It becomes clear that their departures not only have a change in the structure of the district office, but also an emotional gap that will be difficult to fill.