170 IEU-QNT members have celebrated 25 years of membership this week.
IEU-QNT Assistant Secretary/Treasurer Rebecca Sisson said our union’s 25-Year Member program provided an opportunity to pause and recognise those members who have made a long-standing commitment to our union.
“In July, we recognise and celebrate 170 members who have reached the milestone of 25-Year membership in 2024,” Rebecca said.
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