Hearst Television – Honored as a 2024 VETS Indexes 5 Star Employer This prestigious award recognizes Hearst Television's commitment to recruiting, hiring, retaining, developing, and supporting veterans and the military-connected community. George Altman, president of VETS Indexes, said, “The extraordinary efforts of Hearst Television to hire, retain and support veterans and the military-connected community have earned the organization one of our highest awards.” He also added, “Competition for the VETS Indexes Employer Awards was tougher than ever in 2024, as a record number of organizations participated. Even with hundreds of employers in the running, the veterans program at Hearst Television stood out from the rest. Congratulations to Hearst Television on this outstanding achievement!” The award is based on the most objective and comprehensive evaluation of veteran employers, the criteria includes the following 5 categories: Veteran job candidate recruiting and hiring Veteran employee development and retention Veteran-inclusive policies and culture Support for members of the National Guard and Reserves Military spouse/family support #Hearst #HearstTelevision #VETSIndexes #Veterans #MilitaryConnectedCommunity #MilitaryTransition #TransitioningServiceMembers #MilitarySpouses #Television #Broadcasting #DINFOS #HearstRecruiting
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