Loyal employees recognised for four decades of service at South32 Worsley Alumina’s refinery

Some of the most loyal employees at South32 Worsley Alumina’s refinery have been celebrated with roads within the refinery being named after the company stalwarts. Twenty-six streets in the refinery have been renamed to recognise and honour long-serving employees, some of whom have worked at the operation for more than four decades. “South32 Worsley Alumina has been part of the South West community for more than four decades and it’s fitting to pay respect to those employees who have helped us to become one the world’s leading alumina producers,” South32 Worsley Alumina vice-president of operations Erwin Schaufler said. “Worsley is one of the largest private sector employers in the Peel and South West regions, with approximately 1500 permanent employees and more than 500 contractors. “Many of them are long-serving workers who started their career with us and have encouraged their children to also become part of the Worley family.” Also featured on the new signage is South32 Worsley Alumina’s Connection to Country artwork, produced by Western Australian artist Melissa Riley as part of NAIDOC Week 2021.