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Employment
Veteran Unemployment As An Issue
Veterans receive the highest quality training
the world has to offer because the U.S. government
allocates a significant percentage of our national
treasure in the strategic advantage of maintaining a
highly skilled armed force. In fact, for highly
specialized military jobs, known as Military
Occupations Specialties, or MOS, the Department of
Defense spends upwards of $250,000 per Soldier
for his/her initial education and technical training.
Given the significant material investment that we as
taxpayers make in our nation’s sons and daughters,
and the subsequent education and training they
receive, why are Veterans returning home to the
economic barriers of unemployment and
underemployment? The reasons are multifaceted,
yet there is a general consensus that we as a nation
must make a concerted effort to reintegrate our
Veterans into the civilian world. Better serving our
Veterans is not merely the patriotic course of
action, it is the prudent course of
action by virtue of Veterans’ varying technical skills and extensive leadership experience.
Our Solution
In order to address the issue of Veteran
unemployment and underemployment, Leave No
Veteran Behind decided to leverage the one thing
that has made our nation great; entrepreneurism.
It was decided that our agency would take on fee for
service contracts that directly provide our Veteran
clients transitional jobs. By taking on these
contracts, Leave No Veteran Behind leverages the
military and civilian business experience of our
administrative team to create a bridge for Veterans
with barriers to employment that are generally
misunderstood by the civilian job market. Not only
does this methodology provide Veterans needed
experience, on the job training with referral services
for their specific needs, it also provides income so
that they can move themselves and their families
into sustainable financial conditions.
To learn more about this process, go to our Transitional Jobs and Training sections.

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Employment

Newsweek
THE HERO SUMMIT
Vets: America's Secret Economic Weapon
Veteran Unemployment As An Issue
Veterans receive the highest quality training the world has to offer because the U.S. government allocates a significant percentage of our national treasure in the strategic advantage of maintaining a highly skilled armed force. In fact, for highly specialized military jobs, known as Military Occupations Specialties, or MOS, the Department of Defense spends upwards of $250,000 per Soldier for his/her initial education and technical training.
Given the significant material investment that we as taxpayers make in our nation’s sons and daughters, and the subsequent education and training they receive, why are Veterans returning home to the economic barriers of unemployment and underemployment? The reasons are multifaceted, yet there is a general consensus that we as a nation must make a concerted effort to reintegrate our Veterans into the civilian world. Better serving our Veterans is not merely the patriotic course of action, it is the prudent course of action by virtue of Veterans’ varying technical skills and extensive leadership experience.
Our Solution
In order to address the issue of Veteran unemployment and underemployment, Leave No Veteran Behind decided to leverage the one thing that has made our nation great; entrepreneurism. It was decided that our agency would take on fee for service contracts that directly provide our Veteran clients transitional jobs. By taking on these contracts, Leave No Veteran Behind leverages the military and civilian business experience of our administrative team to create a bridge for Veterans with barriers to employment that are generally misunderstood by the civilian job market. Not only does this methodology provide Veterans needed experience, on the job training with referral services for their specific needs, it also provides income so that they can move themselves and their families into sustainable financial conditions.
To learn more about this process, go to our Transitional Jobs and Training sections
