Through Karate, Camp Foster Express Manager Finds Success at His Job
This Express manager applies his karate lessons to his Exchange job. Find out how.
News
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Hourly Associates Get Close-Ups of New Performance Plan
The Exchange is ready to implement the new Hourly Performance Management Program. Read what associates think.
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Pacific Typhoon Scored Only Minor Damage on Exchanges in Japan
Pacific typhoon only scores minor damage to Exchange facilities in Japan.
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‘We Are Definitely Ready:’ Exchange Braces for Hurricane Michael
Before the latest hurricane to threaten the Eastern Region even had an official name, the Exchange team put the wheels in motion to support Soldiers, Airmen, military families and first responders in harm’s way.
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An Ounce of Prevention: Celebrating a Unique Anniversary
Forty years ago, President Carter created inspector general offices in the federal government, including the one at the Exchange.
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Good Fish Versus Bad Phish: Knowing the Difference
Be careful you don’t hook a bad phish. Find out how avoid it.
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To Taco Bell Execs, Tinker’s Emily Williams and her Team are ‘Rock Stars’
The Taco Bell at Tinker AFB scores over 100 percent on past three inspections. Find out how Emily Williams and her staff did it.
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Shull Receives ALA Distinguished Service Award
Tom Shull receives the American Logistics Association’s Distinguished Service Award, on behalf of the Exchange team.
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Exchange’s Injury Frequency Rate Drops
The Exchange’s injury frequency rate is below goal–and that’s a good thing. Read on to find out why.
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Contact Center Celebrates Serving the Best Customers in the World
From Oct. 1-5 is National Customer Service Week, a time to recognize the demanding—and sometimes thankless—work many in customer service do, but Exchange Contact Center associates see it differently. Find out how.
