Military Families Work at Exchanges
Week of July 30, 2007
More than 10,000 spouses and children of Soldiers and Airmen are part of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service's (AAFES) workforce across the globe. To attract and retain military spouses and dependents, AAFES offers a reinstatement program and a Spouse Employment Preference program. AAFES is currently recruiting for entry-level positions and management positions worldwide in Retail, Information Systems, Finance & Accounting, Logistics, Food Service/Restaurant Management, Contracting & Procurement, and occasionally other career fields. For more information, including a listing of current job openings, click on the AAFES 'employment' link at the AAFES website at www.aafes.com.
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