The Cumbrian workers who are in it for the long haul
Published at 14:32, Friday, 28 December 2012
Staff retention: Long service awards were presented at Longtown haulier Wm Armstrong’s Christmas party. There were 23 awards for 10 years’ service, two awards for 20 years’ service, one for 25 years and one 40-year service award for Eric Simpson of Kirkbride. Eric joined as transport manager in 1972 then became service administra-tion manager. He is pictured with, left, director Geof Armstrong, managing director Jennifer Whyberd and, right, director Derek Armstrong
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