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Oswego Health will become a Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS) partner with the US Army on Thursday, August 18 at the Oswego Farmers Market with agreement ceremony.
The agreement ceremony will be held at 5:30.
The PaYS program is an enlistment option and recruiting initiative for Future Soldiers, ROTC cadets, and their influencers. PaYS reassures influencers, i.e. parents, that the Army invests in their sons and daughters through education and training while preparing them for possible employment after the Army.
As the third largest employer in the County with more than 1,200 employees, Oswego Health vows to provide Future Soldiers and ROTC cadets with an opportunity to join our family. Here they will gain leadership opportunities, valuable professional and technical skills, experience, and a career that truly makes an impact in a local community.
Syracuse Army Recruiting Battalion Commander, Lieutenant Colonel John R. Dickens, and Marq Brown, Vice President of Human Resources at Oswego Health will be in attendance.
History of the Army PaYS Program:
The US Army Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS) program is an enlistment option and recruiting initiative for Future Soldiers, ROTC cadets and their influencers. PaYS reassures influencers, i.e. parents, that the Army invests in their sons and daughters through education and training, while preparing them for possible employment after the Army. Partnering corporate and state agencies guarantee Soldiers and ROTC cadets, enrolled in the Program, a job interview upon completion of their Service requirements. The Army PaYS program is a “win-win” opportunity for everybody involved. PaYS partners benefit from the steady stream of quality candidates with leadership, maturity and technical experience. Soldiers receive a guaranteed interview with employers who value their service to country and skill training. America benefits as veterans take the Army values with them into the civilian work force. The PaYS Program reconnects America with its Army and help to build an environment more favorable to the Army’s Brand.
