In general, Exchange employees may engage in “political activity” on behalf of a political party or partisan political group or candidate in a partisan election, as long as it’s not on duty or in the…
Open Enrollment begins today, Nov. 1, and continues through Nov. 30. Associates are encouraged to review existing healthcare benefits and decide whether they want to make changes. Any election made will become effective Jan. 1,…
The Express store manager at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base and Army Veteran, talks about he would recommend working at the Exchange to other Veterans.
Whether it’s a spooky display or associates in costume, we want to see how your store is celebrating Halloween this year.
On Oct. 25, 1983, U.S. troops invaded Grenada, a small Caribbean island about 100 miles north of the Venezuela coast. The mission, dubbed Operation Urgent Fury, was to rescue U.S. citizens who were on the…
Alex Dewberry, the GM Administrator/Supervisor at the Fort Bragg Exchange, often relies on the installation’s gate guards, requesting access for visitors, vendors, contractors and more. Aware that the guards are outside in all kinds of…
In his second “Where Heroes Work” video, the Air Force Veteran talks about how the Exchange respects Veterans and provides opportunities for them.
These associates were caught by the Loss Prevention Directorate doing the right thing—working safely to avoid injuries and keep the Exchange’s healthcare costs in check.
In addition to retirees and military dependents, Veterans with service-connected disabilities, Department of Defense civilians and retirees and other Common Access Card-holders can also visit the dental office.
Quality of life members from the Exchange received certificates of appreciation from Maj. Gen. James M. Smith, commanding general, 21st TSC, for their unwavering support during Operation Allies Refuge, Operation Allies Welcome and Operation European…
