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VA concedes its debt collection systems leave veterans confused, frustrated
Last fiscal year, VA overpayments totaled roughly $1.6 billion, prompting 600,000 debt collection letters to veterans.
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Military Times launches job board for veterans
Boost your job search with this trove of job postings for military veterans
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Why fewer people are using the GI Bill
About 54,000 fewer people used the GI Bill in fiscal 2018 – a 7 percent decline from fiscal 2017, which was itself down about 7 percent from fiscal 2016’s GI Bill enrollment total, according to data from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Veterans with PTSD, anxiety turn to beekeeping for relief
Gently lifting a wooden frame containing dozens of Italian honeybees, Vince Ylitalo seemed transfixed as he and several other veterans inspected the buzzing insects.
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Military Transition To Civilian Life: A Guide for Veterans
Leaving the military for civilian life is a complex process. Our guide shows you everything you need to know, a step-by-step playbook for veterans transitioning into the civilian world.
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Why younger veterans more likely to struggle after leaving the military
The new findings suggest post-9/11 veterans face more trouble with the transition to civilian life.
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Veterans unemployment up for the fourth month in a row
The jobless rate for younger veterans rose to 4.0 percent in August.
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Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.
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New Hampshire National Guard members eligible for state job interviews
A new executive order ensures that all former and current members of the New Hampshire National Guard are guaranteed a job interview with the state for most publicly posted job opportunities for which a member meets the minimum qualifications.
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How a GI Bill change means bigger housing stipends for some students
Classes that have any in-person component will now qualify for housing stipend credit.
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VA concedes its debt collection systems leave veterans confused, frustrated
Last fiscal year, VA overpayments totaled roughly $1.6 billion, prompting 600,000 debt collection letters to veterans.
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Military Times launches job board for veterans
Boost your job search with this trove of job postings for military veterans
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Why fewer people are using the GI Bill
About 54,000 fewer people used the GI Bill in fiscal 2018 – a 7 percent decline from fiscal 2017, which was itself down about 7 percent from fiscal 2016’s GI Bill enrollment total, according to data from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
Veterans with PTSD, anxiety turn to beekeeping for relief
Gently lifting a wooden frame containing dozens of Italian honeybees, Vince Ylitalo seemed transfixed as he and several other veterans inspected the buzzing insects.
-
Military Transition To Civilian Life: A Guide for Veterans
Leaving the military for civilian life is a complex process. Our guide shows you everything you need to know, a step-by-step playbook for veterans transitioning into the civilian world.
-
Why younger veterans more likely to struggle after leaving the military
The new findings suggest post-9/11 veterans face more trouble with the transition to civilian life.
-
Veterans unemployment up for the fourth month in a row
The jobless rate for younger veterans rose to 4.0 percent in August.
-
Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.
-
New Hampshire National Guard members eligible for state job interviews
A new executive order ensures that all former and current members of the New Hampshire National Guard are guaranteed a job interview with the state for most publicly posted job opportunities for which a member meets the minimum qualifications.
-
How a GI Bill change means bigger housing stipends for some students
Classes that have any in-person component will now qualify for housing stipend credit.
-
VA concedes its debt collection systems leave veterans confused, frustrated
Last fiscal year, VA overpayments totaled roughly $1.6 billion, prompting 600,000 debt collection letters to veterans.
-
Military Times launches job board for veterans
Boost your job search with this trove of job postings for military veterans
-
Why fewer people are using the GI Bill
About 54,000 fewer people used the GI Bill in fiscal 2018 – a 7 percent decline from fiscal 2017, which was itself down about 7 percent from fiscal 2016’s GI Bill enrollment total, according to data from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
Veterans with PTSD, anxiety turn to beekeeping for relief
Gently lifting a wooden frame containing dozens of Italian honeybees, Vince Ylitalo seemed transfixed as he and several other veterans inspected the buzzing insects.
-
Military Transition To Civilian Life: A Guide for Veterans
Leaving the military for civilian life is a complex process. Our guide shows you everything you need to know, a step-by-step playbook for veterans transitioning into the civilian world.
-
Why younger veterans more likely to struggle after leaving the military
The new findings suggest post-9/11 veterans face more trouble with the transition to civilian life.
-
Veterans unemployment up for the fourth month in a row
The jobless rate for younger veterans rose to 4.0 percent in August.
-
Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.
-
New Hampshire National Guard members eligible for state job interviews
A new executive order ensures that all former and current members of the New Hampshire National Guard are guaranteed a job interview with the state for most publicly posted job opportunities for which a member meets the minimum qualifications.
-
How a GI Bill change means bigger housing stipends for some students
Classes that have any in-person component will now qualify for housing stipend credit.
