In the construction industry, we’re used to building things that last—bridges, hospitals, and homes. But today, let’s focus on something even more important: building trust and support within our team. At Yanun, we are proud of our strong connections and values. As an Aboriginal owned and operated business, community is at the heart of what we do. So, on R U OK? Day, we encourage you to check in with your colleagues, friends, and family. A simple conversation could make all the difference. If you're unsure how to start a conversation, here's a simple guide to help 👉 https://lnkd.in/guhQkQG Let’s make sure that just like our projects, our people are strong and supported. #RUOKDay #MentalHealth #ConstructionCommunity #AboriginalBusiness #SupportOneAnother #WellbeingInWorkplaces
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