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Post-9/11 vet unemployment at 4.4 percent in June
Unemployment is up slightly but is still in near record-low territory.
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Enlisted reforms would end Navy’s advancement exams
What if instead, sailors could get advanced anytime there was an opening?
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Radical plan would allow sailors to hold multiple ratings
MCPON Mike Stevens says the service must allow sailors to attain skills across more ratings.
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The huge changes to Navy careers that MCPON wants
Exclusive details on what could become the most far-reaching Navy enlisted personnel overhaul in decades.
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Virginia program to help military medics get civilian jobs
Virginia is creating a new pilot program aimed at helping military service members more easily transition into jobs in the civil health care industry.
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Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment sets records in May; U.S. hiring slows
Even as hiring slowed for the nation as a whole in May, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans continued to set records, government data shows.
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Justice Department backs fired VA official in legal challenge
The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a nationwide scandal over long wait times for veterans seeking medical care and secret lists covering up the
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Muslim girl picks school after Citadel says no to her hijab
Sana Hamze had initially hoped to attend The Citadel in South Carolina, but the school would not change its uniform policy to accommodate her headscarf.
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Make chief fast: What you can learn from this record-setting sailor
Jose Rosario made E-7 in less than half the average time to earn anchors. How he did it.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment at 4.4 percent in June
Unemployment is up slightly but is still in near record-low territory.
-
Enlisted reforms would end Navy’s advancement exams
What if instead, sailors could get advanced anytime there was an opening?
-
Radical plan would allow sailors to hold multiple ratings
MCPON Mike Stevens says the service must allow sailors to attain skills across more ratings.
-
The huge changes to Navy careers that MCPON wants
Exclusive details on what could become the most far-reaching Navy enlisted personnel overhaul in decades.
-
Virginia program to help military medics get civilian jobs
Virginia is creating a new pilot program aimed at helping military service members more easily transition into jobs in the civil health care industry.
-
Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment sets records in May; U.S. hiring slows
Even as hiring slowed for the nation as a whole in May, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans continued to set records, government data shows.
-
Justice Department backs fired VA official in legal challenge
The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a nationwide scandal over long wait times for veterans seeking medical care and secret lists covering up the
-
Muslim girl picks school after Citadel says no to her hijab
Sana Hamze had initially hoped to attend The Citadel in South Carolina, but the school would not change its uniform policy to accommodate her headscarf.
-
Make chief fast: What you can learn from this record-setting sailor
Jose Rosario made E-7 in less than half the average time to earn anchors. How he did it.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment at 4.4 percent in June
Unemployment is up slightly but is still in near record-low territory.
-
Enlisted reforms would end Navy’s advancement exams
What if instead, sailors could get advanced anytime there was an opening?
-
Radical plan would allow sailors to hold multiple ratings
MCPON Mike Stevens says the service must allow sailors to attain skills across more ratings.
-
The huge changes to Navy careers that MCPON wants
Exclusive details on what could become the most far-reaching Navy enlisted personnel overhaul in decades.
-
Virginia program to help military medics get civilian jobs
Virginia is creating a new pilot program aimed at helping military service members more easily transition into jobs in the civil health care industry.
-
Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment sets records in May; U.S. hiring slows
Even as hiring slowed for the nation as a whole in May, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans continued to set records, government data shows.
-
Justice Department backs fired VA official in legal challenge
The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a nationwide scandal over long wait times for veterans seeking medical care and secret lists covering up the
-
Muslim girl picks school after Citadel says no to her hijab
Sana Hamze had initially hoped to attend The Citadel in South Carolina, but the school would not change its uniform policy to accommodate her headscarf.
-
Make chief fast: What you can learn from this record-setting sailor
Jose Rosario made E-7 in less than half the average time to earn anchors. How he did it.
