On October 14th, HHS and the United States Army Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS) held a signing ceremony at the HHS Home Office located in Dripping Springs, Texas. The ceremony recognized HHS’ commitment to the U.S. Army, as we support its mission of reconnecting America with its Army.
Through this partnership, HHS can recruit soldiers and veterans across all of our industries and service lines and help them transition back to civilian life.
HHS CEO Bobby Floyd celebrates the partnership saying, “At HHS, we are very proud of the military veterans that are part of our team. We believe values instilled by the Army of loyalty, duty, discipline, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage are values that we seek to reflect amongst our more than 19,000 team members across the globe. We hope that through this program, we can provide soldiers in the Army the confidence that they are valued and a career path in which they can continue to serve when their military commitment has ended.”
HHS President of Environmental Services for the Capital Division and former U.S. Army Captain Chris Burciaga shares, “Every soldier knows that you can’t wear the green suit forever. HHS’ partnership with Army PaYS provides a sense of security for those military personnel transitioning back to civilian life. It offers a new home, a new opportunity, and a hope of life after their service is complete. I’m honored to be a veteran and proud to be part of the HHS family.”
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