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Scenic Roots

United For Working Families, Episode 3: Flexibility

By Ray Bassett
Published March 20, 2024 at 8:32 PM EDT
A worker at Kenco in Chattanooga.
Kenco
A worker at Kenco in Chattanooga.

In this series, we explore the impact that workplace policies have on our local families and children - and how United Way of Greater Chattanooga is looking to close the gaps.

For this episode, we talk about flexibility with Terran Anderson, Vice President of Community and Corporate Engagement at United Way of Greater Chattanooga - and Rebecca Wilson, Group Vice President of Human Resources at Kenco.

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Learn more at unitedwaycha.org/workingfamilies.

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