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Rackley Roofing to provide dinner, gifts for Wilson County long-term employees
Summary
Rackley Roofing representative Michelle Boykin told Wilson County officials the company will provide dinner and gifts to recognize employees with roughly 30- and 40-year tenures after moving into the Bates Court Building on West Main Street about a year ago.
Michelle Boykin, a Rackley Roofing representative, told county attendees that the company will provide recognition for long-serving Wilson County employees.
"We are providing, dinner and gifts for the long term employees," Boykin said, adding, "I believe it's 30 year and 40 40 year." She also said Rackley Roofing moved its office to the former Bates Court Building on West Main Street about a year ago and that many of the company's leaders and employees are local: "I'm a Lebanon High School graduate and this is home for me," she said.
Boykin said the company is "honored to support the long term employees of Wilson County" and that staff mostly "live and work in Wilson County," framing the recognition as part of the company's local commitment. No formal board action or vote was recorded in the transcript of this presentation.
The announcement did not specify exact dates for the recognition events or an exact count of employees to be honored; Boykin's remarks indicated the milestones are roughly 30- and 40-year tenures but did not provide a confirmed tally or schedule.
