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New Employees Are Now Receiving New Hire Videos!

12/15/16

Author: Taneil Jaeger/Thursday, December 15, 2016/Categories: Bulletin News

Newly hired employees, hired on or after November 21, 2016 will receive a series of digital videos welcoming them to the company and offering information on how to enroll in benefits. Sound Familiar? This is the same news you might have seen in the Oct 6, 2016 edition of Insights & Solutions. If you missed it click here.

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