Sheffield carer wins £1,000 for exceptional performance and commitment to his role

05 May | By

a photo of hales carer being presented the hales heroes award by the branch manager shelly, and regional director, phil

We are delighted to announce the latest winner of our employee incentive programme, the Hales Heroes Draw. Victor, a dedicated care worker from the Sheffield team, has been awarded £1,000 for his exceptional performance and commitment to his role.

Shelly, Registered Manager, spoke highly of Victor, praising his dedication and hard work: “Victor’s service users admire him for going above and beyond his call of duty, and the Sheffield branch is proud to have him as a valued member of their team.

Upon receiving the award, Victor expressed his gratitude to everyone who supported him: “This is a piece of a very great news and I am so delighted to receive it. It would not have been possible without your support. Thanks so much. This is a challenge and a motivation to do more and I look forward to always giving my best.”

The Hales Heroes Draw is a monthly incentive programme designed to recognise and reward outstanding care workers. Hales care workers who meet the criteria are entered into the draw for a chance to win £1,000 each month. Additionally, all eligible care workers are awarded the Hales Heroes Award of Excellence badge in recognition of their exceptional performance.

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