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Study: Civilian workforce driving vets to start businesses
Whether in pursuit of more structure or less regimentation, veterans are starting their own businesses because they’re not happy with the civilian workforce, a new study shows.
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A security clearance may be your ‘golden ticket’ to a civilian job
The shrinking number of people with a security clearance combined with “astronomical” wait times means employers are “desperate” for candidates who have already been cleared to handle classified information, said Even Lesser, founder of ClearanceJobs.com.
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Do service dogs really help with PTSD? A new study has answers
A new study by Purdue University researchers shows veterans who had service dogs to help with PTSD were much better off psychologically than their peers who were on a waiting list to receive an animal.
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Student loan forgiveness benefit on the chopping block
Multiple veterans groups are protesting a GOP House bill that would eliminate student loan forgiveness options for service members and others working in public service.
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Attention deployed dads: Want to be in a Netflix promotional video?
If you’re stationed overseas and have a child getting married soon, you may be just the person Netflix is looking for.
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4 tips from veterans-turned-‘Flip or Flop’ stars for your next military move
Realty meets reality TV … get some guidance from the Williams family.
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These Marines use their success and reality TV fame to help fellow vets — here’s how
Before there were cameras, the stars of HGTV’s “Flip or Flop Forth Worth” were helping fellow veterans transition into the real estate industry.
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Employment for post-9/11 vets at record levels … AGAIN!
Overall U.S. unemployment was 4.1 percent in February, for the fifth month in a row, with about 313,000 new jobs added.
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Want to work with your hands? Check out this $50 million Home Depot Foundation training program
The nation’s largest hardware retailer wants to bring back the bygone era of shop class with a $50 million commitment to train thousands of skilled laborers over the next decade.
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Final approval given for unusual takeover of for-profit school by public university
Purdue University will launch its new online school next month after clearing the final hurdle in a roughly year-long approval process, school officials announced Monday.
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Study: Civilian workforce driving vets to start businesses
Whether in pursuit of more structure or less regimentation, veterans are starting their own businesses because they’re not happy with the civilian workforce, a new study shows.
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A security clearance may be your ‘golden ticket’ to a civilian job
The shrinking number of people with a security clearance combined with “astronomical” wait times means employers are “desperate” for candidates who have already been cleared to handle classified information, said Even Lesser, founder of ClearanceJobs.com.
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Do service dogs really help with PTSD? A new study has answers
A new study by Purdue University researchers shows veterans who had service dogs to help with PTSD were much better off psychologically than their peers who were on a waiting list to receive an animal.
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Student loan forgiveness benefit on the chopping block
Multiple veterans groups are protesting a GOP House bill that would eliminate student loan forgiveness options for service members and others working in public service.
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Attention deployed dads: Want to be in a Netflix promotional video?
If you’re stationed overseas and have a child getting married soon, you may be just the person Netflix is looking for.
-
4 tips from veterans-turned-‘Flip or Flop’ stars for your next military move
Realty meets reality TV … get some guidance from the Williams family.
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These Marines use their success and reality TV fame to help fellow vets — here’s how
Before there were cameras, the stars of HGTV’s “Flip or Flop Forth Worth” were helping fellow veterans transition into the real estate industry.
-
Employment for post-9/11 vets at record levels … AGAIN!
Overall U.S. unemployment was 4.1 percent in February, for the fifth month in a row, with about 313,000 new jobs added.
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Want to work with your hands? Check out this $50 million Home Depot Foundation training program
The nation’s largest hardware retailer wants to bring back the bygone era of shop class with a $50 million commitment to train thousands of skilled laborers over the next decade.
-
Final approval given for unusual takeover of for-profit school by public university
Purdue University will launch its new online school next month after clearing the final hurdle in a roughly year-long approval process, school officials announced Monday.
-
Study: Civilian workforce driving vets to start businesses
Whether in pursuit of more structure or less regimentation, veterans are starting their own businesses because they’re not happy with the civilian workforce, a new study shows.
-
A security clearance may be your ‘golden ticket’ to a civilian job
The shrinking number of people with a security clearance combined with “astronomical” wait times means employers are “desperate” for candidates who have already been cleared to handle classified information, said Even Lesser, founder of ClearanceJobs.com.
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Do service dogs really help with PTSD? A new study has answers
A new study by Purdue University researchers shows veterans who had service dogs to help with PTSD were much better off psychologically than their peers who were on a waiting list to receive an animal.
-
Student loan forgiveness benefit on the chopping block
Multiple veterans groups are protesting a GOP House bill that would eliminate student loan forgiveness options for service members and others working in public service.
-
Attention deployed dads: Want to be in a Netflix promotional video?
If you’re stationed overseas and have a child getting married soon, you may be just the person Netflix is looking for.
-
4 tips from veterans-turned-‘Flip or Flop’ stars for your next military move
Realty meets reality TV … get some guidance from the Williams family.
-
These Marines use their success and reality TV fame to help fellow vets — here’s how
Before there were cameras, the stars of HGTV’s “Flip or Flop Forth Worth” were helping fellow veterans transition into the real estate industry.
-
Employment for post-9/11 vets at record levels … AGAIN!
Overall U.S. unemployment was 4.1 percent in February, for the fifth month in a row, with about 313,000 new jobs added.
-
Want to work with your hands? Check out this $50 million Home Depot Foundation training program
The nation’s largest hardware retailer wants to bring back the bygone era of shop class with a $50 million commitment to train thousands of skilled laborers over the next decade.
-
Final approval given for unusual takeover of for-profit school by public university
Purdue University will launch its new online school next month after clearing the final hurdle in a roughly year-long approval process, school officials announced Monday.
