Veterans' Employment and Training Service (VETS)

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Promoting a culture of self-care is essential to safeguarding the mental health of veteran service providers.
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The earn-while-you-learn model of Registered Apprenticeship offers an excellent opportunity for veterans starting their civilian careers.
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Inihain Sa Veterans and military spouses • Ng: Geatleen Charles-Talbot •
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The Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program got this veteran get back on her feet when she was facing housing insecurity.
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Inihain Sa Veterans and military spouses, Español • Ng: Karla Langham •
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Our HIRE Vets Medallion Award recognizes exceptional employer efforts to recruit, employ and retain veterans.
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A female worker in a coffee shop wearing an apron hangs a "hiring" sign on the window.
A look at how we're working diligently to ensure that equity is a central part of federal infrastructure investments. 
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Inihain Sa Veterans and military spouses • Ng: James Rodriguez •
In 2022, VETS educated 270K+ service members & spouses, Investigated 970 employment rights cases, Recognized 835 employers for recruiting, hiring & retaining veterans, Helped nearly 17K veterans via Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program grants, Supported 145K veterans through American Job Centers, Served 430K+ customers
Our Veterans' Employment and Training Service supported hundreds of thousands of veterans and their families in 2022
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Inihain Sa Veterans and military spouses • Ng: Ivan Denton •
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Navigating military transition while outside the continental U.S. can be extremely challenging - but we can help.
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Inihain Sa Veterans and military spouses • Ng: Ivan Denton •
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Marine Corps 1st Sgt. Aubrey Wrenn was ready to retire and work as a civilian.
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Inihain Sa Veterans and military spouses • Ng: Dana Kelly •
Deputy Assistant Secretary Margarita Devlin and the DOL VETS staff smile as they enjoy a tour of the USS Constitution in Boston, Mass.
When the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations and Management, Margarita Devlin, visited the Boston Region Department of Labor Veterans’ Employment and Training Service team, it was clear their sense of
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Inihain Sa Veterans and military spouses, Employment • Ng: •
OBTT ERC Antoine Taylor, Fayetteville DVOP Chester Barnett, North Carolina DVET Lane Dyer, and Serco TAP/OBTT instructor Vanessa Crespo prepare for the first Wounded Warrior Program OBTT sessions in their area.
For Air Force veteran Lane Dyer, giving back to the veteran community is more than just a job; it’s a passion.   
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