


When you leave the military, the biggest question is "what's next?" It's a scary job market right now, but the skills you've received in the military make you highly marketable. The Legion sponsors dozens of veterans hiring fairs each year, and our employment experts also provide tips to writing resumes, networking and making a strong impression in the interview process.
HVAC made a commitment to bringing career opportunities to those who have served by approving bills Wednesday.
The Pittsburgh RecruitMilitary event welcomed 136 veterans, spouses and family members, as well as 45 exhibitors.
The Department of Homeland Security will invite military personnel, Sept. 25, to the Virginia Beach Convention Center in Virginia Beach, Va.
The federal government is taking contracting jobs out of the private sector and making them government jobs, and the Legion says that is a problem.
The American Legion will conduct a veterans job fair and small business workshop in Milwaukee to precede national convention.
Servicemembers and veterans can join academia, federal officials and potential employers for a networking reception in the Milwaukee City Center on Aug. 27.
As part of an effort to hire more veterans at the federal level, the Office of Personnel Management is conducting a special hiring event for veterans.
The Department of Homeland Security will conduct a hiring event for its Customs and Border Protection agency at the Legion's 92nd National Convention.
Veterans are entitled to preference when applying for federal jobs, but many job-seekers find the process confusing.
The Nashville event was the 46th RecruitMilitary Opportunity Expo of 74 scheduled in 2010 in 37 cities.