Tag: Health Inequities

Deli, Inc. is proud to be certified as a Family Friendly Workplace. The Family Friendly Workplace (FFW) Certification® recognizes workplace practices that directly support employee families as well as provide funding to family supporting programs. As part of the certification process, FFW conducted a thorough review of Deli’s human resources policies and practices, awarding points for policies and practices which support families. Deli, Inc. is honored to have received the high silver Level Family Friendly Workplace certification for our dedication to employees and their families.

“Deli, Inc. is committed to supporting our employees, their families, and the communities we are so proud to serve,” said David Epstein, CEO of Deli, Inc.. “Becoming a certified Family Friendly Workplace is directly in line with our values and practices, and we hope this encourages others in our communities to think about how they might work to help support families as well.”

Equal Employment Opportunity Policy:

Deli, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Equal Opportunity Employer

Our community focused mission is to actively participate in the responsible planning and growth of our community by being a diligent partner with local government, business, industry, consumer, civic and educational organizations and by encouraging our employees to develop relationships through community activities that support our community.

For the eighth year, Mosser Lee and its owners have provided support for the annual 4-H Legacy Awards event.  The 4-H Legacy Awards was developed by the National 4-H Council to recognize outstanding leadership for 4-H students in 4 critical areas and corporate citizens.  The Youth in Action Awards for members are in Agriculture, Civic Engagement, Healthy Living and STEM. The program is held in Washington DC each year.

4‑H is America’s largest youth development organization—empowering young people with the skills to lead for a lifetime. 4‑H is delivered by Cooperative Extension—a community of more than 100 public universities across the nation that provides experiences where young people learn by doing. For more than 100 years, 4‑H has welcomed young people of all beliefs and backgrounds, giving kids a voice to express who they are and how they make their lives and communities better. Through life-changing 4‑H programs, nearly six million kids and teens have taken on critical societal issues, such as addressing community health inequities, engaging in civil discourse and advocating for equity and inclusion for all.