Earned retirement retailers at the Rhein-Kreis Neuss-a farewell full of thanks!

The Rhein-Kreis Neuss recently passed 19 long-time employees in a ceremony, who can look back on an impressive service of up to 40 years in the district administration. District Administrator Hans-Jürgen Petrauschke paid tribute to the commitment and loyalty of the jubilees and thanked them for their many years of cooperation.

The resting staff are nine employees who have been on duty for 40 years. These include Petra Abraham, Ulrich Boxbücher and Ralf Huthmacher from the district works, Erwin Beeg from the youth welfare office, Andreas Bluhm from the Office for Environmental Protection and seven other employees from different offices. In addition, ten employees who were on duty for 25 years, including Stephan Breuer and Karl Karch from the Office for Building Industry and Ellen Fecht and Andreas Lange, from the youth welfare office.

honor and congratulations

The farewell took place in the presence of numerous well -wishers, including HR manager Jörg Arndt and staff council chairman Raphael Hermanski. Stefan Stelten, managing director of the Grevenbroich district works, was also present. The event was accompanied musically by Szymon Zurawski, a student of the music school who played on the piano.

In addition, some of the employees who have now retired continue to work for the Rhein-Kreis Neuss beyond the age limit. This testifies to a deep connection with the administrative structure and the service in the community.

As already reported, the district administrator honored both the long -term employees and the jubilees, who have been on duty for 25 years and 40 years. A total of 19 employees were awarded for their loyalty to the administration, which illustrates the commitment and commitment of the employees for their tasks in the Rhein-Kreis Neuss. The honored included employees from various offices and services that have taken on numerous tasks in the district service.

For more information about the anniversaries and honors of the employees, the reports from Stadt-Kurier and Rhein-Kreis Neuss to be consulted.