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Flying Food Group's LAV HR Manager Martha Arauz promotes positive work culture

Flying Food Group's LAV HR Manager Martha Arauz promotes positive work culture
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Martha Arauz | Flying Food Group

Martha Arauz is the Human Resources Manager at Flying Food Group's LAV facility, where she is dedicated to promoting a positive work environment. In her role, she manages tasks ranging from recruitment to employee support, ensuring that staff members feel appreciated and listened to.

Arauz finds pride in her family and her significant role in fostering a supportive workplace that boosts both engagement and productivity. She enjoys being the person employees turn to for guidance through professional and personal challenges.

Her contributions are recognized by Flying Food Group, which appreciates her unwavering positivity and dedication.

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