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Job Title Status Location Controllers, Hershey Lodge and Hersheypark FT Corporate Services HR Business Partner, Hotel Hershey FT Corporate Services Revenue Manager FT Corporate Services Retirement Benefits Analyst FT Corporate Services Public Relations Manager FT Corporate Services Sales Manager, Hershey Resorts FT Corporate Services Assistant Manager, Employee Support FT Entertainment Complex Corporate Partnerships Sales Manager FT Entertainment Complex Loss Prevention Senior Manager FT Entertainment Complex Media Specialist FT Corporate Services Reservations Agent Seasonal Corporate Services Employee Support Coordinator Seasonal Hersheypark Professional Internships - Employee Support, Marketing Intern Corporate Services & Entertainment Complex Projects, Digital Marketing, Internships - Culinary & Pastry, Hospitality, Attraction Intern Resorts & Entertainment Complex Operations Spa Concierge, Massage Therapists, Nail Technician, FT and/or PT MeltSpa by Hershey Esthetician, Spa Services Coordinator Massage Therapists, Nail Technician, Male Spa Host, Spa Oasis FT & PT The Spa At The Hotel Hershey Attendant, Server Assistant Cooks (All Levels), Culinary Supervisor, Lead Line Cook, Kitchen FT,PT & Seasonal Hershey Lodge, Hotel Hershey, Houlihan’s & Devon, Expo, Culinary Team Member, Country Club, Hersheypark/Entertainment Complex Servers, Server Assistants, Service Attendants, Barback, FT & PT Hershey Lodge/The Hotel Hershey/Devon Seafood & Bartender, Restaurant Host/Hostess, and Host(ess)/Cashier, Steak,Houlihan’s/Hershey Country Club Order Taker/Cashier Barista and Barista Shift Coordinator PT HCAR Cocoa Beanery/Hershey Lodge Housekeeper, Turndown Housekeeper, Houseperson, PT Hershey Lodge/The Hotel Hershey Bell/Valet, Setup Arrangement Staff Activities Attendant, Lifeguards PT Hershey Lodge/The Hotel Hershey Event Operations Crew, Food Concessions Server, Warehouse PT & Seasonal Giant Center Clerk Security - Officer, Dispatcher, Event Staff, EMT/Nurse, Paid Seasonal Hersheypark/Entertainment Complex Parking Attendant, Parking Lot Attendant, Traffic Officer, Tram Operator, Shuttle Driver Food & Beverage, Games, Guest Experience, Retail, Attractions Seasonal Hersheypark & Rides, Show Host/Hostess, Ticketing, Wardrobe, Zoo, Utilities, Warehouse Workamper PT & Seasonal Hersheypark Camping Resort Setup/Arrangement Staff, Seasonal Cart Attendant, Seasonal FT & PT Hershey Country Club Golf Shop Attendant Hershey Entertainment & Resorts is an Equal Opportunity Employer ©2016 Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Company. All words, designs, and phrases appearing in italics and/or with the symbol ®, SM or TM are trademarks used under license or with permission. Sweet Opportunities Visit HersheyJobs.com to Apply! .

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Legacy of Milton S. Hershey General Purpose: to Inform Specific Purpose: to Inform My Audience About the Life & Legacy of Milton S
Christine Bonnichsen TTh 11:00-12:20PM 10 Apr 2008 Topic: Legacy of Milton S. Hershey General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the life & legacy of Milton S. Hershey. ______________________________________________________________________________ Legacy of Milton S. Hershey Introduction I. Attention Getter Have any of you wondered if Willy Wonka was a real person? Well he was, but his name was Milton S. Hershey. He lived from 1857 to 1945. Mr. Hershey had extraordinary wealth, a chocolate empire, and utopian dreams. It all started with Milton S. Hershey’s failures. Long before going into chocolate, Mr. Hershey went bankrupt 3 times attempting to create a successful caramel business. Finally, he succeeded with his 4th attempt, the Lancaster Caramel Co. in 1893. It was his success in caramel that allowed him to transition to chocolate by selling his Lancaster Caramel Co. for $1 million in 1900. He used the profit from the sale to produce his milk chocolate recipe and became the first American to manufacture milk chocolate. Using this formula, he created the largest chocolate factory in the world and the utopian company town to support it. II. Audience Relevancy Statement Today, over a hundred years later, millions of people eat Hershey’s products around the world and I’m sure you or someone you know are one of them. III. Thesis Statement/Central Idea Milton S Hershey left an extraordinary legacy that still lives on today. Preview Statement: I will explain Hershey’s legacy that included a candy factory, a model town, and a philanthropic school for underprivileged children.
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2014 Corporate Social Responsibility Report to Our Stakeholders
2014 CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY REPORT TO OUR STAKEHOLDERS As Hershey continues to evolve and become a more global and diversified company, one question is always on our minds: How do we accelerate growth and preserve what has made this company special for the past 100 years? The answer always begins with reinvesting in our people and purpose. Together, they form the exceptional culture that fuels our growth— a culture that is committed to performance and collaboration with one another and with the world at large, for greater success and the greater good. Today, as we engage a world in which consumer expectations, economic trends and the competitive landscape demand more of us than ever before, our employees—united by their passion for results and their commitment to community—are again responding as a unified, determined team. I couldn’t be prouder. Macroeconomic trends are challenging our consumers and our top line. We are responding with product innovations and strategies to break into new distribution channels. Some of these we rolled out in 2014; many more will arrive in the coming years. The global marketplace, the stage on which we must achieve our future growth, is increasingly competitive. In 2014, with the purchase of the Shanghai Golden Monkey candy company, we completed Hershey’s most complex international acquisition to date, and in the process, our footprint in China grew exponentially. Simultaneously, we are retooling our strategies in other key international markets. Consumers are asking for more transparency and nutritional choice than ever before. In response, we are working diligently, broadening our portfolio in order to compete in new categories, and sharing the information about our ingredients and sourcing that consumers expect.
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June PGA CS-3 Behind the Scenesmh V3
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OHﬃcial NEewspaRper of TShe BHakery, CEonfecYtionery, LTobAaccoB WorOkers &R Grai n MNilleErs ofW Local 4S 64 20By1 Su9san EUvansN, PicInOic CoNmmit tePe CIhaCirpeNrson IC I want to thank everyone who attended the annual Local Union 464 Picnic on Saturday, September 12, 2019, at the Cibort Park Bressler Picnic Grove. From the comments I received everyone had an enjoyable day despite the rain and loved the new location. There are so many people involved in making this picnic a success. Union Members both active and retired assisted or this picnic would not have happened. I want to especially thank the Picnic Committee, who made this the success it was. Door prizes were donated by the following companies: Hershey Lodge & Convention Center, The Hotel Hershey, Hershey Country Club and Hershey Park. Bimbo Bakeries in Harrisburg donated the rolls, the water bottles were donated by Ricker Sweigart & Associates, and The Hershey Company donated the Hershey Candy. I appreciate the interest these companies have in our event. The date for the 2020 Union Picnic is Sunday September 20, 2019. There will be more details in the spring issue of the Hershey Labor News. 1 Hershey Labor News • Issue No. 2, 2019 LOCAL 464 CONTRACT EXPIRATION DATES LOCAL 464 AFFILIATE DATE OF CONTRACT EXP. There’s an App for That! #1. Wilkins-Rogers (Spangler’s) Flour November 4, 2019 Fighting for Work-related #2. Lebanon County E.M.A. December 31, 2019 Hearing loss benefits #3. M.H.S. Operations July 31, 2020 The Worker’s Compensation Act allows for the payment of #4. Homestat Farms LTD November 30, 2021 worker’s compensation benefits for a worker who has been #5.
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