Military veterans employed in forestry describe logging, log trucking, and related work opportunities and point out why transitioning veterans should conside...
Military veterans employed in forestry describe logging, log trucking, and related work opportunities and point out why transitioning veterans should conside...
ROGERS -- Will Hanna wasn't aware of any resources to help veterans transition to civilian life when he returned from military service in Vietnam. A new housing project might change that for future veterans.
What happens when the next generation of potential soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines sees this generation of veterans struggling to find jobs, and struggling in other ways?
Taking on disability together
For many, finding a job after leaving military service can be difficult. This group of veterans in Orange County are undergoing training for work in the solar industry.
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A Bozeman Democrat wants Montana to offer a logging deferral alongside every timber sale it puts out, an idea that drew a cavalcade of opponents during a legislative hearing on
The nature of their service is about action, purpose, and they know how to get things done, said Ross Brown, director, Military and Veterans Affairs, JPMorgan Chase. With this knowledge and a commitment to hiring veterans, JPMorgan Chase became one of the founders of The 100,000 Jobs Mission, which began in 2011 as a coalition of eleven companies committed to hiring 100,000 veterans by 2020. "Hiring…
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(BPT) - Following military service, many veterans feel overwhelmed by the transition to civilian life and the decision about what’s next. While veterans may feel that it’s challenging to identify civilian jobs that match their skills, there are job opportunities across the country and in their own backyard — they just need help finding them.
The housing industry is finding homes and jobs for returning veterans.
U.S. military veterans in Wilmington and surrounding areas are invited to learn more about bonuses, jobs and benefits on Feb.
GRAND JUNCTION — The U.S. Forest Service has given preliminary approval for a logging and controlled burning project that aims reduce wildfire risks and improve habitat in western Colorado.