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Entergy Receives 2021 HIRE Vets Medallion Award
11/15/2021
U.S. Department of Labor recognizes Entergy’s commitment to recruiting and retaining veterans.
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Entergy Receives 2020 HIRE Vets Award
11/10/2020
Entergy is one of only 58 employers in the country who have earned this award three times since the inception of the program in 2018.
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Entergy Wins 2019 HIRE Vets Award
11/12/2019
The U.S. Department of Labor has awarded Entergy with its 2019 HIRE Vets Medallion Program Platinum Award. The award is the highest level of recognition for employers committed to veteran careers.
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It's the highest level of recognition for employers committed to veteran careers.
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Entergy Wins HIRE Vets Medallion Award
11/10/2018
The award recognizes the company's commitment to recruiting, hiring and retaining veterans.
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Woods Honored With Patriot Award
03/12/2018
The Patriot Award, presented through the Office of the Secretary of Defense under the ESGR, recognizes patriotic employers for their support of America's National Guard and Reserves. Any active military member can nominate their workplace supervisors for the award.
On Sept.15, Entergy employees created a ‘silent table’ display at the Echelon building in Jackson, Mississippi, as a way to remember the sacrifices Americans made to defend the United States.
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Entergy Honors POW/MIA with Somber Remembrance of the ‘Empty Chair’
09/25/2017
This commemorative banner, which veterans were encouraged to autograph, will be hung as a reminder of the company’s respect and gratitude for America's veterans.
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Entergy’s Grand Gulf Nuclear Station Celebrates Veterans
07/03/2017
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Honoring Vets in Their Final Resting Place
05/25/2017
Employees from the Arkansas vegetation management group spent part of the day Wednesday placing American Flags on the graves of veterans. These three are Adam Zomant (in the rear, a combat veteran himself), Paul Boyd, left, and John Everitt.
