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Image of Alex Ager, Shred Station's October 2020 Employee of the Month

Alex Ager Norwich Office Administrator Employee of the Month – October 2020

Our peer-voted Employee of the Month award encourages our staff members to anonymously share positive feedback with their peers. Each month, the person who has received the most votes gets crowned Employee of the Month! October 2020’s Employee of the Month is… Alex Ager! Alex is relatively new to the Shred Station team, having joined.

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Are you disposing of your confidential material responsibly?

Confidential information is everywhere. It comes through our doors every morning. It gets stuffed into overfilled filing cabinets and desk drawers. In some cases, it even gets put into boxes and ends up gathering a shroud of dust, untouched in lofts and garages.  Even worse, it ends up in general waste bins! So many materials.

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Charity Champion Awards Finalists – NNUH Foundation Trust

At Shred Station, we know how vital it is to help out in our local communities, and we take our Corporate Social Responsibility efforts seriously. Shred Station is proud to be a finalist in this year’s Norfolk and Norwich Hospitals Charity Champion Awards! On Wednesday 30th September, the Norfolk and Norwich Hospitals Charity hosted their.

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Image of Danny Johnson, Shred Station's September 2020 Employee of the Month

Shred Station Employee of the Month – September 2020

Our team of shredding experts is second-to-none, and we think it’s important to let our team know when they are doing a good job. Our peer-voted Employee of the Month award encourages positive feedback amongst team members and highlights the hard work that isn’t always visible to all staff. The person who receives the most.

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What is the Gangmasters & Labour Abuse Authority?

The Gangmasters & Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) is a non-departmental public body governed by an independent board. The role of the GLAA is to protect potentially vulnerable workers from exploitation. They do this in six main ways: By disrupting criminal activity in the labour market Identifying and supporting labour exploitation victims Minimising and managing risks.

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