GOODWILL®: Connecting Veterans To Their Next Missions with Steve Preston
Nov 5, 2020 ·
13m 20s
Goodwill Celebrates Our Heroes Year-Round by Connecting Veterans and their Families with Employment and Job Training Opportunities As Americans take time to honor those who have served on Veterans Day,...
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Goodwill Celebrates Our Heroes Year-Round by Connecting Veterans and their Families with Employment and Job Training Opportunities
As Americans take time to honor those who have served on Veterans Day, Goodwill continues its commitment to meet their specialized employment needs. The well-known charitable organization and the leading workforce provider in the world honors their service by providing veterans and military families with employment placement, tailored job training, career and transitional services and financial wellness opportunities to help them find jobs as civilians and build their careers once their military service ends.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this is vital in the veteran community as 326,000 of our nations heroes remain unemployed. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that each year, 200,000 service men and women return to civilian life. For many, the transition is a difficult one, whether due to physical and emotional disabilities, a skill set that is mismatched for the current labor market, or a lack of access to health care, childcare and housing.
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As Americans take time to honor those who have served on Veterans Day, Goodwill continues its commitment to meet their specialized employment needs. The well-known charitable organization and the leading workforce provider in the world honors their service by providing veterans and military families with employment placement, tailored job training, career and transitional services and financial wellness opportunities to help them find jobs as civilians and build their careers once their military service ends.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this is vital in the veteran community as 326,000 of our nations heroes remain unemployed. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that each year, 200,000 service men and women return to civilian life. For many, the transition is a difficult one, whether due to physical and emotional disabilities, a skill set that is mismatched for the current labor market, or a lack of access to health care, childcare and housing.
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