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Mobile app supports new hire process

A new mobile application feature on the Air Force Materiel Command instance on the Air Force Connect aims to make the on-boarding process and first days of work easier for civilian new hires. The “Newcomers” feature provides new employees with step-by-step pre-employment and on-boarding process information, checklists, installation maps, pay and benefits data, and more, making the first days of work easier for the newest members of the AFMC team.

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