The team at Langdon House care home in Chesterton, Cambridge bid farewell to CHS Group’s longest serving employee Jean Woor with a celebratory tea party.
Jean Woor, who has worked for CHS for over four decades, announced her upcoming retirement from her position as night care teamleader at Langdon House. Jean will be greatly missed by her colleagues as well as Langdon House residents and their families.
To help Jean celebrate she was joined at the tea party by nine other long serving CHS employees who, together, have clocked up an impressive two and a half centuries of service, including care and support manager Joanne Twinn (34 years), housekeeper Susan Downham (30 years), chief executive Nigel Howlett (29 years) and manager Clare Robinson (22 years).
Nigel Howlett says: “Everyone at CHS and Langdon House would like to thank Jean for all her hard work and commitment, and wish her a very happy and well-deserved retirement.
"We take great pride in the care and support we offer to 2000 people locally, including residents at Langdon House. But of course, without the expertise, dedication and personal attention of hard-working employees like Jean, we wouldn’t be able to provide excellent care for our residents.
“This is why the attitudes and skills of the people we employ are so important, and our 400 members of staff are our greatest asset – so it’s fantastic that over a quarter have been with us for over 10 years.”
Pictured: CHS Group chief executive Nigel Howlett with Jean Woor, who retires from Langdon House after 42 years
