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Best for Vets Employers: The top 100 for 2018
The latest Best for Vets: Employers rankings are out, featuring 100 organizations across more than 30 industries.
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Best for Vets Employers 2018: Methodology
See the full Best for Vets Employers 2018 rankings here. Get a look at the top 10 companies in our list here. Read on for an explanation of how we came up with the rankings and more information on our rankings chart: Companies across the country were invited to take part in a rigorous, detailed…
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Benefits basics: Military tuition assistance
How, and where, you can get schooled up while in service.
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Benefits basics: Post-9/11 GI Bill and ‘Forever GI Bill’
What education benefits you can use, what you can transfer, and how the process works.
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Vet unemployment falls in April
The largest decrease was among veterans of the Gulf War era, whose unemployment rate last month hit a record low.
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Emerging PTSD therapy: Faster results, less talking
Accelerated resolution therapy requires fewer sessions than traditional treatment and doesn’t require patients to talk out loud about their experiences. That’s why, researchers say, it can be particularly appealing to service members and veterans.
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After GI Bill victory, VSOs turn to reforming TAP
“I believe it will be the next big thing,” says a representative of the American Legion, one of many VSOs that support reforms to the military’s transition assistance program.
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Reality TV star: ‘Military training was 100 percent the inspiration for everything’
Flood? Fire? Zombie apocalypse? You name it, Mykel Hawke is ready to survive it.
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Could changes to TAP curb veteran suicide?
Transforming the way service members are prepared for life after the military could curb veteran unemployment, homelessness and suicide. Or, at least that’s the hope behind a new bill being introduced in Congress Thursday that seeks to strengthen the Defense Department’s mandatory Transition Assistance Program.
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Feds join forces to help disabled vets with student loan debt
Previously, veterans who believed they qualified for TPD would have had to reach out the Education Department themselves.
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Best for Vets Employers: The top 100 for 2018
The latest Best for Vets: Employers rankings are out, featuring 100 organizations across more than 30 industries.
-
Best for Vets Employers 2018: Methodology
See the full Best for Vets Employers 2018 rankings here. Get a look at the top 10 companies in our list here. Read on for an explanation of how we came up with the rankings and more information on our rankings chart: Companies across the country were invited to take part in a rigorous, detailed…
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Benefits basics: Military tuition assistance
How, and where, you can get schooled up while in service.
-
Benefits basics: Post-9/11 GI Bill and ‘Forever GI Bill’
What education benefits you can use, what you can transfer, and how the process works.
-
Vet unemployment falls in April
The largest decrease was among veterans of the Gulf War era, whose unemployment rate last month hit a record low.
-
Emerging PTSD therapy: Faster results, less talking
Accelerated resolution therapy requires fewer sessions than traditional treatment and doesn’t require patients to talk out loud about their experiences. That’s why, researchers say, it can be particularly appealing to service members and veterans.
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After GI Bill victory, VSOs turn to reforming TAP
“I believe it will be the next big thing,” says a representative of the American Legion, one of many VSOs that support reforms to the military’s transition assistance program.
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Reality TV star: ‘Military training was 100 percent the inspiration for everything’
Flood? Fire? Zombie apocalypse? You name it, Mykel Hawke is ready to survive it.
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Could changes to TAP curb veteran suicide?
Transforming the way service members are prepared for life after the military could curb veteran unemployment, homelessness and suicide. Or, at least that’s the hope behind a new bill being introduced in Congress Thursday that seeks to strengthen the Defense Department’s mandatory Transition Assistance Program.
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Feds join forces to help disabled vets with student loan debt
Previously, veterans who believed they qualified for TPD would have had to reach out the Education Department themselves.
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Best for Vets Employers: The top 100 for 2018
The latest Best for Vets: Employers rankings are out, featuring 100 organizations across more than 30 industries.
-
Best for Vets Employers 2018: Methodology
See the full Best for Vets Employers 2018 rankings here. Get a look at the top 10 companies in our list here. Read on for an explanation of how we came up with the rankings and more information on our rankings chart: Companies across the country were invited to take part in a rigorous, detailed…
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Benefits basics: Military tuition assistance
How, and where, you can get schooled up while in service.
-
Benefits basics: Post-9/11 GI Bill and ‘Forever GI Bill’
What education benefits you can use, what you can transfer, and how the process works.
-
Vet unemployment falls in April
The largest decrease was among veterans of the Gulf War era, whose unemployment rate last month hit a record low.
-
Emerging PTSD therapy: Faster results, less talking
Accelerated resolution therapy requires fewer sessions than traditional treatment and doesn’t require patients to talk out loud about their experiences. That’s why, researchers say, it can be particularly appealing to service members and veterans.
-
After GI Bill victory, VSOs turn to reforming TAP
“I believe it will be the next big thing,” says a representative of the American Legion, one of many VSOs that support reforms to the military’s transition assistance program.
-
Reality TV star: ‘Military training was 100 percent the inspiration for everything’
Flood? Fire? Zombie apocalypse? You name it, Mykel Hawke is ready to survive it.
-
Could changes to TAP curb veteran suicide?
Transforming the way service members are prepared for life after the military could curb veteran unemployment, homelessness and suicide. Or, at least that’s the hope behind a new bill being introduced in Congress Thursday that seeks to strengthen the Defense Department’s mandatory Transition Assistance Program.
-
Feds join forces to help disabled vets with student loan debt
Previously, veterans who believed they qualified for TPD would have had to reach out the Education Department themselves.
