We know that when we focus on our people first, they put our customers and communities first by stepping up to help those in need. WM employees engage in philanthropic programs, educational and conservation initiatives, food drives, school supply drives and more.
Employee Impact
From the front lines to waste facilities to our corporate offices, our people are the driving force behind our exemplary service to customers and communities.
Being Good Neighbors
Our drivers are vital community members who keep the streets clean while serving as friendly faces for their littlest fans. This undeniable connection is driven by our team members and continues with WM employees who go above and beyond to serve their neighbors.
Rohan Brown
Driver - Delaware Valley-North
Many good deeds go unnoticed but every now and then, things assigned to the “doing my job” file are recognized by someone we didn’t know was watching. That happened to Delaware Valley-North Driver Roh. . .
Rohan Brown
Driver - Delaware Valley-North
Many good deeds go unnoticed but every now and then, things assigned to the “doing my job” file are recognized by someone we didn’t know was watching. That happened to Delaware Valley-North Driver Roh. . .
Eunice Warman
Driver - WM of Charlotte County
WM of Charlotte County Driver Eunice Warman was recently recognized for her quick action that prevented serious damage and injury.
Eunice was servicing her route when she noticed signs of a fire f. . .
Eunice Warman
Driver - WM of Charlotte County
WM of Charlotte County Driver Eunice Warman was recently recognized for her quick action that prevented serious damage and injury.
Eunice was servicing her route when she noticed signs of a fire f. . .
Michael Hernandez
Driver - WM of Tampa
WM of Tampa Driver Michael Hernandez received thanks for his quick actions when helping a neighbor.
Jennifer Crowley and her husband were loading a moving truck when he missed a step coming out of . . .
Michael Hernandez
Driver - WM of Tampa
WM of Tampa Driver Michael Hernandez received thanks for his quick actions when helping a neighbor.
Jennifer Crowley and her husband were loading a moving truck when he missed a step coming out of . . .