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Staff make a presentation to John Moore on his retirement
Laois company CJ Sheeran Timber Packaging and Pallets has paid a special tribute to one of its staff on their retirement. The Mountrath based business made a presentation to John Moore on his retirement on Friday, December 5 recognising his long and loyal service to the company.
"John joined CJS in 2002, the same year the company acquired the Shannon Street site. After a period in our Coolrain pallet plant John returned with us to Shannon Street when manufacturing operations were relocated there, a place where he had already spent most of his working life with Irish Forest Products, Woodfab and Mountrath Sawmills," the business said.
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"Throughout his years in Mountrath, he was a quiet and deeply respected colleague whose steady presence and knowledge shaped the workplace. John's contribution is woven into its fabric and legacy. We thank him sincerely for his dedication and wish him health and happiness in the years ahead."
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