Congratulations once again to Eagle Group's December 2024 Associates of the Month! It is our pleasure to announce that Anthony Ensley from Pick/Pack Wire has been chosen to represent Eagle Group as this month's "Production Associate of the Month" and Joe Finnan from I.T. has been chosen as this month's "Office Associate of the Month". Congratulations to you both! You too could also be Eagle's next Employee of the Month! Check out our job openings here: https://lnkd.in/esZX5d2n
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