Army personnel officials are launching an outreach program as part of a push to hire more wounded warriors and their spouses as civilian employees. In the past four years, 43 Soldiers wounded in action have been hired as civilian employees Army-wide, G-1 officials at the Pentagon said. But they emphasized that new initiatives have the potential to bring many more veterans and their spouses into federal service. Read the full article on Military.com.
To find career resources for the severely injured, visit the Military.com Severely Injured Career Center.
Army Reaches Out to Hire the Wounded
Week of October 27, 2008
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