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Secrets for a Successful Military Transition
Transitioning from military to civilian life can seem daunting. Use an HR expert's top tips for a successful military transit...
TAP Into Good Jobs
The Department of Labor-sponsored Transition Assistance Program Employment Workshops are held in conjunction with the install...
Tips for an End-of-Summer Career Transition
Whether you transitioned out of the military long ago or just turned in your separation papers, most people take time to rela...
Here's How to Make Military Internships Work at Your Company
Supporting service members as they transition back into civilian society and begin their second careers is a team effort.
Marine Grunts Say Their Skills Won't Get Them Civilian Jobs. The Corps Wants to Change That
Marines in ground combat jobs aren't confident their skills will help them land post-military careers, new survey data shows.
Americans Really Like Vets and Think Businesses Ought to Hire More of Them, Poll Finds
A new poll reports that Americans still have the highest respect for post-9/11 veterans.
Changes Coming to Military's Transition Assistance Program This Fall
Changes are coming to the DoD's program for transitioning troops, which is designed to boost veterans' chances for success.
March Veteran Jobs Rate Was the Best in Almost 20 Years
But the jobless rate for veterans in March was the lowest recorded for that month since 2000.
Here Are All the Government Programs that Help Vets with Jobs and Benefits
A watchdog agency has come up with a list of 45 government programs to aid veterans.
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