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RUTLAND â Sharon Bailey, a medical supply coordinator with the VNA & Hospice of the Southwest Region, has been named the organizationâs employee of the year. She was one of a number of employees recently honored, VNA & Hospice announced.
Five employees received HEALTH Matters Awards, and 38 employees were recognized for years of service greater than five years, including Ron Cioffi, retired CEO for 40 years of service.
The Employee of the Year Award recognizes an employee whose work exemplifies the value of respect and dignity of the individual, excellence, honesty, fairness and teamwork. In her nomination as Employee of the Year, Bailey was recognized for her extraordinary efforts in managing medical supplies in the COVID-19 environment.
A DODGY tradesman who fleeced an 81-year-old woman of £1,400 has been ordered to pay back every penny – and more on top after leaving her with an even bigger bill to repair his shoddy work. Steven Doran was part of a gang that targeted the woman who lived alone at her home in Blackminster, near Evesham, offering to carry out repairs to her roof at inflated prices and putting pressure on her to hand over the cash. The 23-year-old who lives in a caravan in Farnborough Road, Mollington, admitted fraud before his sentencing hearing at Worcester Crown Court on Monday following the fraud between January 27 and February 1 last year.