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Advocates warn GI Bill students of shady college recruiting amid coronavirus pandemic
A number of schools have stepped up efforts to entice veterans to switch schools or programs since the pandemic began.
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Post office officials backtrack on service changes that delayed veterans’ prescriptions
Federal officials had said veterans mailed medications had been slowed by 25 percent or more in recent months.
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Coronavirus deaths among Veterans Affairs patients rising in August
Active cases of the virus among department patients have decreased in recent weeks.
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Best for Vets: Employers survey methodology — How we did it
This year’s Best for Vets: Employers rankings were based on a voluntary survey that included more than 100 questions seeking detailed information on the individual company’s policies and practices related to:
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New Best for Vets: Employers rankings for 2020
The annual survey identifies the best companies for veterans looking to transition into the civilian job market — and also offers a window into how the private sector has improved its efforts to support veterans.
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Democratic Party platform calls for better pay for troops, ending ‘forever’ wars
The policy guideline is designed to highlight party priorities for the next four years.
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Lawmakers: Postal changes delay mail-order medicine for vets
Policy changes that slow delivery at the U.S. Postal Service are taking a toll on military veterans, who are reporting much longer wait times to receive mail-order prescription drugs, according to Democratic senators.
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Military students — unsure of what to expect for online classes in the fall? You aren’t alone
The upcoming fall semester will be different than what many expected, but there are still plenty of ways to succeed in an impromptu online education.
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More dental and vision insurance plans to be offered for 2021 open season
The Federal Employees Dental and Vision Program will offer more coverage options due to a competitive selection process, according to the Office of Personnel Management.
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Navy veteran finds new mission playing ‘Taps’
After being laid off from his job in the electronics industry about 12 years ago, Navy veteran Jim Reynolds revisited his roots for a new sense of purpose.
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Advocates warn GI Bill students of shady college recruiting amid coronavirus pandemic
A number of schools have stepped up efforts to entice veterans to switch schools or programs since the pandemic began.
-
Post office officials backtrack on service changes that delayed veterans’ prescriptions
Federal officials had said veterans mailed medications had been slowed by 25 percent or more in recent months.
-
Coronavirus deaths among Veterans Affairs patients rising in August
Active cases of the virus among department patients have decreased in recent weeks.
-
Best for Vets: Employers survey methodology — How we did it
This year’s Best for Vets: Employers rankings were based on a voluntary survey that included more than 100 questions seeking detailed information on the individual company’s policies and practices related to:
-
New Best for Vets: Employers rankings for 2020
The annual survey identifies the best companies for veterans looking to transition into the civilian job market — and also offers a window into how the private sector has improved its efforts to support veterans.
-
Democratic Party platform calls for better pay for troops, ending ‘forever’ wars
The policy guideline is designed to highlight party priorities for the next four years.
-
Lawmakers: Postal changes delay mail-order medicine for vets
Policy changes that slow delivery at the U.S. Postal Service are taking a toll on military veterans, who are reporting much longer wait times to receive mail-order prescription drugs, according to Democratic senators.
-
Military students — unsure of what to expect for online classes in the fall? You aren’t alone
The upcoming fall semester will be different than what many expected, but there are still plenty of ways to succeed in an impromptu online education.
-
More dental and vision insurance plans to be offered for 2021 open season
The Federal Employees Dental and Vision Program will offer more coverage options due to a competitive selection process, according to the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Navy veteran finds new mission playing ‘Taps’
After being laid off from his job in the electronics industry about 12 years ago, Navy veteran Jim Reynolds revisited his roots for a new sense of purpose.
-
Advocates warn GI Bill students of shady college recruiting amid coronavirus pandemic
A number of schools have stepped up efforts to entice veterans to switch schools or programs since the pandemic began.
-
Post office officials backtrack on service changes that delayed veterans’ prescriptions
Federal officials had said veterans mailed medications had been slowed by 25 percent or more in recent months.
-
Coronavirus deaths among Veterans Affairs patients rising in August
Active cases of the virus among department patients have decreased in recent weeks.
-
Best for Vets: Employers survey methodology — How we did it
This year’s Best for Vets: Employers rankings were based on a voluntary survey that included more than 100 questions seeking detailed information on the individual company’s policies and practices related to:
-
New Best for Vets: Employers rankings for 2020
The annual survey identifies the best companies for veterans looking to transition into the civilian job market — and also offers a window into how the private sector has improved its efforts to support veterans.
-
Democratic Party platform calls for better pay for troops, ending ‘forever’ wars
The policy guideline is designed to highlight party priorities for the next four years.
-
Lawmakers: Postal changes delay mail-order medicine for vets
Policy changes that slow delivery at the U.S. Postal Service are taking a toll on military veterans, who are reporting much longer wait times to receive mail-order prescription drugs, according to Democratic senators.
-
Military students — unsure of what to expect for online classes in the fall? You aren’t alone
The upcoming fall semester will be different than what many expected, but there are still plenty of ways to succeed in an impromptu online education.
-
More dental and vision insurance plans to be offered for 2021 open season
The Federal Employees Dental and Vision Program will offer more coverage options due to a competitive selection process, according to the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Navy veteran finds new mission playing ‘Taps’
After being laid off from his job in the electronics industry about 12 years ago, Navy veteran Jim Reynolds revisited his roots for a new sense of purpose.
