Chennai-based real estate firm treats 1000 employees with a trip to Spain as a recognition for their hard work and dedication. The initiative aims to boost morale and strengthen the bond among employees.
Real EstateEmployee RecognitionShrijan EstatesSpain TripTeam BuildingReal Estate NewsNov 22, 2024

Shrijan Estates, a Chennai-based real estate firm, is treating 1000 of its employees to a trip to Spain.
1000 employees of Shrijan Estates have been selected for the trip to Spain.
The trip is part of the company's employee recognition program, aimed at acknowledging and rewarding outstanding performance and fostering a sense of unity among the team.
Mr. Rajesh Kumar is the CEO of Shrijan Estates.
The trip to Spain will take place over two weeks.

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