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How can former military vets find income and jobs after service?

I'm curious about the transition from military life to civilian life, especially for veterans looking for jobs and income. Are there any helpful resources or websites that cater to veterans seeking employment?

a year ago

There are several resources available that are specifically designed to assist military veterans in their transition back to civilian life, with a particular focus on employment.

One notable resource is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) program. This program offers services such as vocational counseling, job search assistance, and career exploration to assist veterans in finding and securing employment.

Another great tool is a government website called "Veterans' Employment and Training Service" (VETS) offered by the U.S. Department of Labor. The site provides resources to assist veterans transition from military to civilian careers and also includes information on training opportunities and job placement services.

A unique website catered to veterans is "Hiring our Heroes," an initiative of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation. It aids veterans by providing various toolkits, templates and guides for building resumes, cover letters and networking strategies.

Additionally, websites like "Military.com" have extensive job boards and lists of companies known for hiring veterans, along with resources on translating military skills to civilian job skills.

Lastly, let's not forget the value of networking platforms such as LinkedIn. They have a program called "Veterans Program" that provides eligible service members, veterans and military spouses with a one year free premium career subscription which includes enhanced networking tools, and online tutorials on job-seeking.

These resources are designed to be highly relevant to veterans and their unique set of skills and experiences, and should provide a good starting point for veterans seeking employment post-service. Remember, the process of transitioning back to civilian life takes time, and utilizing these resources effectively can greatly ease that process.

a year ago

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