12 years and still going strong

Abueng Mambisana has been with Simsa Gas for £x Þi>Àà >˜` Ã>Þà Åi would not trade the opportunity to work there for anything.

For starters, the working environment is desirable especially for the hard workers. “Of course no one will make noise for you if you do your work well,” she says.

After completing her accounting studies, Mambisana got a job at Oriel International School, a subsidiary of the Simsa

Group of Companies, as >˜ ƂVVœÕ˜Ìˆ˜} "vwViÀ LÕÌ was soon recruited to the

i>` œvwVi >à >˜ ƂÃÈÃtant Accountant and has never looked back.

“Mr. Simon is a very nice and kind man who will quickly show you his gratitude if you perform what is required of you well. Some deserving team members were bought bicycles and we often receive blankets in winter. He also donates to the community,” says the grateful Mambisana. Simsa Gas is also one of the few companies that provide staff with breakfast daily.

Mambisana further reveals that the company helps staff progress. She recalls that some employees with no «ÀœviÃȜ˜> µÕ>ˆwV>̈œ˜Ã were transferred to Simsa Solar and trained to be able to start work there.

If she could turn back the hands of time, she says she would still choose to work for Simsa Gas. “I ܜՏ` `iw˜ˆÌiÞ choose to work here. I don’t have any problems here at all and my progress is secured,” she states.