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Starting your own business requires careful planning, timing, and tactics. Learn how to outmaneuver the red-tape of bureaucracy and establish a position of strength in today's fluid markets.

Working America needs You!
Today's ever-changing job market needs trained, adaptable, and specialized individuals. Many employers are looking to veterans to fill these roles, so enlist today!

Qualified then, qualified now
Your training, discipline, and skill-sets are valuable not just on the field, but also on the job market. Maximize your opportunities by finding employers looking for veterans.

From camaraderie to teamwork
Work alongside other veterans in businesses that hire soldiers. Corporations love to espouse a team and family spirit, but only those who've served together can truly understand one another.

Be prepared, make the first strike
Don't let resumes and interviews catch you off-guard. Read up on tips and techniques from leading experts and peers, and be prepared before you walk in that door.

Ending one chapter, and beginning another
Transitioning back to everyday life back home can be daunting, but it doesn't have to be hard. You can find many vet-assistance programs of all kinds, ready to connect you to your goals.

Launch a winning campaign

Starting your own business requires careful planning, timing, and tactics. Learn how to outmaneuver the red-tape of bureaucracy and establish a position of strength in today's fluid markets.

Working America needs You!

Today's ever-changing job market needs trained, adaptable, and specialized individuals. Many employers are looking to veterans to fill these roles, so enlist today!

Qualified then, qualified now

Your training, discipline, and skill-sets are valuable not just on the field, but also on the job market. Maximize your opportunities by finding employers looking for veterans.

From camaraderie to teamwork

Work alongside other veterans in businesses that hire soldiers. Corporations love to espouse a team and family spirit, but only those who've served together can truly understand one another.

Be prepared, make the first strike

Don't let resumes and interviews catch you off-guard. Read up on tips and techniques from leading experts and peers, and be prepared before you walk in that door.

Ending one chapter, and beginning another

Transitioning back to everyday life back home can be daunting, but it doesn't have to be hard. You can find many vet-assistance programs of all kinds, ready to connect you to your goals.

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Military Health Bulletin

Members and veterans of the US Military are at high risk of developing mesothelioma cancer. Please visit the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance for more information.

Hiring Our Heroes Expands to 400 Job Fairs Nationwide

Details: Category: Profiles; Created on Friday, February 17 2012

U.S. Chamber Hiring Our Heroes Veterans Initiative Announces Expansion from 100 to 400 Hiring Fairs Nationwide

Capital One, Longtime Leader in Hiring Veterans and Military Spouses, Joins Efforts

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Hiring Our Heroes announced today that it will expand its program from 100 hiring fairs nationwide in its first year to 400 fairs in its second year. Kevin Schmiegel, executive director of the Chamber’s Hiring Our Heroes veterans initiative, made the announcement in an exclusive interview this morning on NBC’s Today Show.

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GE To Hire 5,000 Vets Over Next 5 Years

Details: Category: Job Trends; Created on Wednesday, February 15 2012

General Electric (GE: 18.79, -0.15, -0.79%) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM: 37.63, -0.29, -0.76%) both unveiled plans on Monday to hire thousands of U.S. veterans as part of efforts to expand domestically and spark innovation.

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US Labor Dept Extends Comment Period on Disabled Worker Opportunities

Details: Category: Society & Politics; Created on Tuesday, February 07 2012

US Labor Department extends comment period on proposed rule to improve employment opportunities for workers with disabilities

Interested parties may submit comments through Feb. 21

WASHINGTON ‒ The U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs has announced a 14-day extension of the comment period for its proposed rule to revise regulations implementing Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which obligates most federal contractors and subcontractors to ensure equal employment opportunity for qualified workers with disabilities.

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About The Veterans Enterprise

We are dedicated to the employment, education, and advancement of America's proud servicemen and women. We aim to spread awareness of issues and opportunities concerning veterans through news and by connecting them with employers who recruit highly trained and motivated transitioning soldiers. The careers and organizations listed here are dedicated to these ends.