Ninety-eight long-serving employees of the Paradise Group were each given a Rolex watch at their company’s annual dinner and dance, as a token of appreciation for their years of service. In a video shared by a staff member on Facebook, the employees can be seen walking to...
Ninety-eight long-serving employees of the Paradise Group were each given a Rolex watch at their company’s annual dinner and dance, as a token of appreciation for their years of service.
This generous gesture has sparked comments by netizens, with many complimenting the gesture, and some asking whether the company was hiring.
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