Waratah NZ to down work tools for a day!
All employees at Waratah NZ will down their normal work tools on Friday 15 March 2019 to help and support the communities we live in.
At our last community day, over 90 employees helped clear, garden, build and paint at 5 different locations.
We are now looking for submissions from local clubs, groups, schools and charities to help us select our 4-5 partners for our 2019 Community Day.
Please email your submissions to wahrmail@JohnDeere.com,
Attention: Community Day Organising Committee by Friday 22 Febraury 2019 and include:
A brief background on your organisation/club/group
Details of the project or activity that you require us to do (this should be completed in a 4-6 hour work day)
Details of the best person for us to work with in your organisation to confirm the details of the day
Any specific requirements you might need of us or our teams
In everything, we do we will always apply safe working practices and operate under our core values: Integrity | Quality | Commitment | Innovation.
All enquiries to Rachael Trimble
Telephone: +64 7 8850581
Mobile: +64 21399074
Rachael.Trimble@nz.waratah.net
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Have you noticed this in your area? What could we do to combat this around the country?
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43.3% Yes, I've seen some illegal dumping
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56.1% No, our neighbourhood is pretty good
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0.7% Other - I'll share below
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