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SA employers acknowledged for Reserve Support

South Australian employers acknowledged for Reserve Support


29/10/2010

A function recognising four employers from South Australia for their support of Australian Defence Force (ADF) Reserves was held last night (Friday 29th October 2010) at the Adelaide Town Hall.

The event — organised in conjunction with the South Australian Committee of the Defence Reserves Support Council — acknowledged employers who have supported their Reservist employees by releasing them to perform Defence service.

To be eligible for such recognition, employers needed to display consistent support of their employees’ service in the ADF Reserves.

Chair of the South Australian Committee of the Defence Reserves Support Council, Dr Pamela Schulz said, “These Awards are our way of thanking employers of Reservists for their contribution to ADF capability. Without their support, our ability to meet ADF requirements would be considerably reduced. In fact, these employers are also serving the nation in their own way.”

The function was also held to thank employers who have signed up to the Defence Reserves Support Supportive Employer Program.

For more information about the Awards and the support available for ADF Reserves and their employers, go to www.defence.gov.au/reserves or call 1800 803 485

LIST OF AWARD WINNERS:

Small Business: Eastern Sports and Spinal Care

Medium Business: Marymount College

Large Business: Royal Automobile Association of South Australia inc.

Government: South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service

State Award: South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service

ENDS

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