On Thursday, 21 March 2019 Express Travel Group celebrated the loyalty and commitment of ETG’s longest-serving employees, Martina Luk and Ann Lu, who have both been with the company for 25 years.Ari Magoutis, ETG Executive General Manager said: “This is a very special occasion that should be celebrated. We thank both Ann and Martina for their dedication and efforts in supporting Express Travel Group over the years”.Express Travel Group have more than 26% of its workforce extending more than 10 years of service and more than 50% serving more than five years. This year will see six other staff members celebrating significant tenures, including two staff at 23 years of service, 22 years, 21 years and another two achieving 15 years of service.“In times where working for one organisation for such a long period of time is rare, we are proud to have so many colleagues who have shown their dedication and loyalty to our business over the years, even through times of change within our business and our industry,” said Ari.The celebrations coincided with a ‘fancy dress’ Harmony Day lunch which recognises inclusiveness, respect and belonging for all Australians regardless of cultural or linguistic background. ETG’s workforce represents more than 23 nationalities and staff that speak more than 21 languages.“Cultural diversity is one of our greatest strengths and as an organisation, we feel that this diversity brings a fresh approach to the way we do business,” Ari added.
On Thursday, 21 March 2019 Express Travel Group celebrated the loyalty and commitment of ETG’s longest-serving employees, Martina Luk and Ann Lu, who have both been with the company for 25 years.Ari Magoutis, ETG Executive General Manager said: “This is a very special occasion that should be celebrated. We thank both Ann and Martina for their dedication and efforts in supporting Express Travel Group over the years”.Express Travel Group have more than 26% of its workforce extending more than 10 years of service and more than 50% serving more than five years. This year will see six other staff members celebrating significant tenures, including two staff at 23 years of service, 22 years, 21 years and another two achieving 15 years of service.“In times where working for one organisation for such a long period of time is rare, we are proud to have so many colleagues who have shown their dedication and loyalty to our business over the years, even through times of change within our business and our industry,” said Ari.The celebrations coincided with a ‘fancy dress’ Harmony Day lunch which recognises inclusiveness, respect and belonging for all Australians regardless of cultural or linguistic background. ETG’s workforce represents more than 23 nationalities and staff that speak more than 21 languages.“Cultural diversity is one of our greatest strengths and as an organisation, we feel that this diversity brings a fresh approach to the way we do business,” Ari added.
