Why Veterans Make Good Employers

Jim Hunter, CEO of House Doctors and HomeTeam, believes job seekers in this economy should strongly consider working for a military veteran turned franchise owner because of their commitment to the customer, team, and mission. We asked Hunter why individuals looking for employment in a team-orien.....

By GREG AVDOIAN1851 Contributor

SPONSOREDUpdated 4:13 PM • 06/19/12

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