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Morristown Business Helping Veterans Return to Work
Owners of Millie's Old World Meatballs & Pizza to sign agreement with Army Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS).
A local business is doing their part to provide meaningful employment opportunities to returning veterans.
Vince and Brandon Carrabba, owners of Millie's Old World Meatballs & Pizza on South Street in Morristown, also own Metro One Loss Prevention Services Group, among other diverse businesses.
On Tuesday, July 15, the Carrabba brothers will sign an agreement with Army Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS), a program which connects private sector businesses with soldiers transitioning back into the work force.
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It's a win-win all around, because, as Vince stated, "Veterans bring a depth of experience and training that's unobtainable elsewhere, and are a perfect fit for our clients' needs."
Representatives from the Army and Metro One will hold a private induction ceremony at Millie's to commemorate the partnership.
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Started in 1984 by their father, the Carrabba brothers have built the business into one of the country's premier security service firms.
