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  1. President Obama signs Executive Order

    The order creates an interagency Council on Veterans Employment to advise the President and Administration on how to set the bar for hiring and employing veterans. more

  2. President Obama Launches Major Veterans Employment Initiative

    Initiative Would Transform Federal Government into Model of Veterans Employment. more

  3. First meeting of the Interagency Council on Veterans Employment

  4. Veteran Stories

    Fellow veterans share their stories of their paths to careers in the Federal Government using the training and skills they gained in the military. more

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Transitioning veterans have technical skills in areas of critical importance, and many also already have security clearances required for some Federal positions.
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The Governmentwide Veterans’ Recruitment and Employment Strategic Plan FY 2010-2012.
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Employment of Veterans in the Federal Executive Branch.
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The Model for Veterans Employment.
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Vet to Vet
Jason Burr
Each wounded service member has his or her own story. The stories include what they have done in their civilian and military lives before their life changing injury, and then each confronts and conquers unique challenges. In my experience, most confront degrees of the following: realizing their preferred military service is over; adapting to the change that occurred to their bodies no matter what the injury; realizing life is not over, but you must now do things differently. And the most dramatic - realizing you don't know what you want to do, and to be willing to accept the guidance and professional opinions of others to help you succeed in your changed world. All of this happened to me. more
– Jason Burr
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