CODI Hammond, fruit and vegetable manager at Woolworths Woden, has been awarded the Rotary Club of Woden Daybreak’s 2020 Vocational Excellence Award and a prize of $500.
And her colleague and fellow finalist, Monique Vodicka, was also recognised and awarded a prize of $100.
“The vocational excellence award goes to a local person who has demonstrated high level work skills that have made a significant contribution to their local community,” says club spokesman Gary Davis.
“In the first half of 2020, when COVID-19 concerns were extremely high in Canberra, supermarkets saw unprecedented demand for grocery products. During this time, supermarket staff had a really tough job.
“During this time the community recognised and valued supermarket staff as essential workers and saw how professionally and effectively they dealt with customer concerns”.
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