Good Time Steel has shown appreciation for its employees’ dedication by distributing Christmas bonus hampers worth 1.9 million Kwacha. The handover ceremony, which took place recently, highlighted the company’s commitment to recognizing the hard work of its staff during the festive season.
Speaking at the event, Managing Director Jacky Huang expressed the company’s gratitude for the efforts of its employees. “We deeply appreciate the hard work and dedication of our staff, and this gesture is a token of our thanks for their continuous contributions,” Huang stated.
He also encouraged employees to remain focused on their roles and continue to contribute to the development of the country. “As we celebrate the holiday season, we urge our employees to maintain their hard work and dedication, which is vital for the progress of both the company and the nation,” Huang added.
Brian Kapembwa, the company’s Human Resource Manager, emphasized Good Time Steel’s ongoing commitment to providing a supportive and conducive work environment. “We are dedicated to ensuring that our employees work under good conditions, and these hampers are just one of the many ways we show our appreciation,” said Kapembwa.
The event was further honored by the presence of Garden Park Ward 10 Area Councillor, Gerald Samboko. In his remarks, Councillor Samboko thanked Good Time Steel for their generous gesture and encouraged the employees to continue contributing to Zambia’s economic growth.
“This is an excellent example of a company valuing its workforce, and I urge all of you to continue your hard work, which will ultimately benefit our country’s development,” said Samboko.
The event highlighted not only Good Time Steel’s appreciation for its employees but also the company’s role in fostering community and national progress through its operations
