Five Morrisons colleagues have been honored with British Empire Medals for their outstanding contributions during the pandemic. These individuals have played pivotal roles in supporting local communities and ensuring essential services are delivered effectively. Their efforts have resulted in increased food bank donations, enhanced safety measures, and improved food availability in Morrisons stores.
Michelle Leary, a Community Champion in Basingstoke, initiated the Doorstep Delivery Service, enabling vulnerable customers to access essential groceries. She also introduced ‘pick-up packs’ to facilitate donations to food banks, providing significant support to those in need.
Myra Smith, a Community Champion in Dumfries, has gone above and beyond to assist her community. From delivering Easter eggs to key workers to organizing shopping for elderly customers, Myra’s dedication and support have made a significant impact.
Neil Ferries, a Warehouse Manager in Kent, played a crucial role in ensuring the delivery of fresh foods to Morrisons stores amidst warehouse challenges. His leadership and efforts resulted in stabilizing deliveries and maintaining food supplies during a period of high demand.
Pam Abbott, a Community Champion in Wakefield, worked tirelessly to address the surge in requests for essential supplies from vulnerable groups. Her proactive approach and collaboration with the warehouse team ensured that food banks and other organizations received much-needed support.
Ella Collins, an Occupational Health Manager, demonstrated exceptional commitment in managing the impact of the pandemic on Morrisons colleagues. By establishing robust safety processes and providing continuous support, Ella played a vital role in safeguarding the well-being of employees and ensuring the smooth operation of stores.
These individuals exemplify the dedication and resilience shown by Morrisons employees throughout the challenging times brought about by the pandemic. Their unwavering commitment to serving their communities and supporting their colleagues has been commendable, earning them well-deserved recognition in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours list.
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