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Posted: March 10, 2008
Alliance Building Services honors 2007 Onyx Employees of the Year
Onyx Restoration Works, a division of Alliance Building Services recently honored employees, Bejram Qerimaj and Lee Neou as it's 2007 Employees of  the Year.
"Exemplifying  ideal qualities such as outstanding job performance, enthusiasm and professionalism, both Bejram and Lee make Alliance employees stand above the rest," said Gary Green, CEO of Alliance Building Services.
The recipients posed for photos with executive staff at a small ceremony at Alliance's corporate offices. Each honoree received a plaque and American Express gift certificates.
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