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Veterans in tourism join a ‘cast’ of 7.9 million
From cooks to characters to convention managers, the tourism industry offers a variety of jobs.
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Up to 40 airmen to begin ‘career intermission’ sabbaticals
In 2015, as many as 40 airmen will be the first to test a new program allowing them to put their careers on hold for up to three years while they start families, go back to school or pursue other life goals.
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Finance website: Best college city is in Ohio
A study released this week by a national personal finance website has Oxford, Ohio, topping the list for the best college cities and towns in the country.
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New Hampshire moves to ease distance learning
New Hampshire is joining a national effort to make education more accessible to college students across state lines.
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No TERA, VSP programs in 2015
The Air Force is not planning to offer Temporary Early Retirement Authority or voluntary separation payments in 2015.
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Home Base Iowa program seeks to attract vets
Home Base Iowa program seeks to attract vets
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‘Enough is enough’: No involuntary force cuts in 2015
The Air Force has ruled out another round of involuntary force management programs in 2015, Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said Tuesday.
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1,450 veterans hired through Virginia program
More than 1,450 veterans were hired in the most recent quarter through a Virginia program advocating the hiring of former military members.
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Methodology
We invited law enforcement agencies across the country to participate in our detailed survey comprising more than 90 questions. Agencies were evaluated on their military recruiting, service member-related policies, rules for reservists and departmental culture. They are listed alphabetically in the chart, with those that described the most accommodating practices and environments designated with a…
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Methodology
For this project, we evaluated information provided by schools in our Best for Vets survey, federal data, and public information specific to computer science and cybersecurity.
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Veterans in tourism join a ‘cast’ of 7.9 million
From cooks to characters to convention managers, the tourism industry offers a variety of jobs.
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Up to 40 airmen to begin ‘career intermission’ sabbaticals
In 2015, as many as 40 airmen will be the first to test a new program allowing them to put their careers on hold for up to three years while they start families, go back to school or pursue other life goals.
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Finance website: Best college city is in Ohio
A study released this week by a national personal finance website has Oxford, Ohio, topping the list for the best college cities and towns in the country.
-
New Hampshire moves to ease distance learning
New Hampshire is joining a national effort to make education more accessible to college students across state lines.
-
No TERA, VSP programs in 2015
The Air Force is not planning to offer Temporary Early Retirement Authority or voluntary separation payments in 2015.
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Home Base Iowa program seeks to attract vets
Home Base Iowa program seeks to attract vets
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‘Enough is enough’: No involuntary force cuts in 2015
The Air Force has ruled out another round of involuntary force management programs in 2015, Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said Tuesday.
-
1,450 veterans hired through Virginia program
More than 1,450 veterans were hired in the most recent quarter through a Virginia program advocating the hiring of former military members.
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Methodology
We invited law enforcement agencies across the country to participate in our detailed survey comprising more than 90 questions. Agencies were evaluated on their military recruiting, service member-related policies, rules for reservists and departmental culture. They are listed alphabetically in the chart, with those that described the most accommodating practices and environments designated with a…
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Methodology
For this project, we evaluated information provided by schools in our Best for Vets survey, federal data, and public information specific to computer science and cybersecurity.
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Veterans in tourism join a ‘cast’ of 7.9 million
From cooks to characters to convention managers, the tourism industry offers a variety of jobs.
-
Up to 40 airmen to begin ‘career intermission’ sabbaticals
In 2015, as many as 40 airmen will be the first to test a new program allowing them to put their careers on hold for up to three years while they start families, go back to school or pursue other life goals.
-
Finance website: Best college city is in Ohio
A study released this week by a national personal finance website has Oxford, Ohio, topping the list for the best college cities and towns in the country.
-
New Hampshire moves to ease distance learning
New Hampshire is joining a national effort to make education more accessible to college students across state lines.
-
No TERA, VSP programs in 2015
The Air Force is not planning to offer Temporary Early Retirement Authority or voluntary separation payments in 2015.
-
Home Base Iowa program seeks to attract vets
Home Base Iowa program seeks to attract vets
-
‘Enough is enough’: No involuntary force cuts in 2015
The Air Force has ruled out another round of involuntary force management programs in 2015, Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said Tuesday.
-
1,450 veterans hired through Virginia program
More than 1,450 veterans were hired in the most recent quarter through a Virginia program advocating the hiring of former military members.
-
Methodology
We invited law enforcement agencies across the country to participate in our detailed survey comprising more than 90 questions. Agencies were evaluated on their military recruiting, service member-related policies, rules for reservists and departmental culture. They are listed alphabetically in the chart, with those that described the most accommodating practices and environments designated with a…
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Methodology
For this project, we evaluated information provided by schools in our Best for Vets survey, federal data, and public information specific to computer science and cybersecurity.
