The company has awarded the RSL its silver membership award for helping employ its members. Tewantin Noosa RSL general manager Julie McLaws (centre) says staff members Katinka Steindorf and Ben Hendrie are vital members of her team. The RSL teamed up with Epic Assist 13 years ago and Mr Hendrie has made every post a winner since coming on-board a decade ago. He left the employment support program to become an RSL worker in his own right, along the way winning funding support from the club to compete in the Special Olympics a part of the Aussie tennis team in Abu Dhabi.
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One Tewantin entertainment hub is bootscooting its way to a strong comeback from the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.
This resurgences is seeing Tewantin Noosa RSL hiring bar, bistro and kitchen staff as it battles back towards more “normal” trading.
And that includes welcoming back this week the line dancers for the first time to cut loose on the dance floor adding to the club’s demand for hospitality workers.
Tewantin Noosa RSL general manager Julie McLaws is delighted to be offering the positions that include a chef and kitchen hand.
“It’s been pretty busy this last period and we’ve had a couple of people leave due to their own personal circumstances,” Ms McLaws said.