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Why you should work here
We employ more than 2,000 military veterans. Careers include, but are not limited to:
- project managers who support the transmission and distribution of energy to consumers
- engineers who operate generating facilities
- lineworkers who connect customers to the grid
- cyber security analysts who defend our network
Annually, we hire over 300 veterans.
We have an internal veteran-network group with over 450 members that mentors new hires, helps veterans adjust to Duke Energy's culture and eases the transition to civilian life called "Together We Stand."
We provide 120 hours of annual military leave with full pay for National Guard and Reserve members.
We actively participate in Enable America, a nonprofit funded in part by the Duke Energy Foundation that provides training and job placement assistance for disabled veterans.
We empower our employees to be leaders. We have a dedicated learning and development program, The Duke Energy Leadership Academy, that provides tools and resources to grow our employees professionally.
We power our communities
We give back and build relationships by volunteering in our local communities, our veteran employees continue to serve when they join Duke Energy.We target specific community initiatives that generate long-term, large-scale impact. Initiatives such as the Water Resources Fund in the Carolinas and Victories for Veterans in Florida allow us to focus our resources where they're needed most.
We are connected to the veteran community
- We give annually:
We have awarded more than a half million dollars to eleven nonprofit organizations providing assistance to veterans and their families in all seven states served by the company. Nonprofit organizations such as Operation Exit Strategy United Service Organization of North Carolina, Vet Connect Enable America and the Veterans Bridge Home. Each organization received a grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to strengthen programs providing essential services to veterans and military families.
- We support:
- Enable America
- USO
- Veterans Bridge Home
- Army PaYS – Duke Energy partners with Army PaYS to provide job interviews and potential employment to separating soldiers
We are recognized nationally for supporting transitioning service members and veterans
We celebrate and foster diversity
Our diversity and inclusion efforts build and enable Duke Energy's workforce to deliver the right products and services to our customers. We provide an inclusive environment where all people are valued, respected and can reach their full potential.Duke Energy's diversity and inclusion honors:
- Named one of the Best Places to Work by the Disability Equality Index (DEI).
- Received a 100 percent score for the third year in a row for Human Rights Campaign's corporate equality index recognizing LGBTQ practices.
- Recognized by Black Enterprise magazine and Forbes for diversity and inclusion efforts.
- Given nine HBCUs $1.5 million for academic programs, scholarships and other initiatives focused on meeting the energy industry's workforce needs.
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