VetJobs – Veteran Eagle Newsletter

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VetJobs Veteran Eagle
 Issue 17:01
Wednesday, January 1, 2016
www.vetjobs.com

The Veteran Eagle is a newsletter for veterans, transitioning military, their family members and friends and supporters of VetJobs. Feel free to forward the newsletter to veterans and friends and encourage them to subscribe.

This month’s Veteran Eagle is sponsored by: TECHEXPO Top Secret

Contents:
 1. Message from the Top
2. Hot Jobs
3. Soft Skills Lead to Jobs
4. VFW Survey of Women Veterans
5. Veterans Denied Benefits Due to Improper Medical Testing
6. BAH Military Housing Allowances to Rise Slightly in 2016
7. Vets with Medical Conditions Linked to Camp Lejeune Eligible for Compensation
8. Change in REAP Benefits
9. Army Credentialing
10. Wounded Warriors Federal Leave Act of 2015
11. Significant Events this Month in Military History

Thank you for reading this VetJobs Veteran Eagle newsletter. If you like the newsletter and what VetJobs, the VFW and endorsing veteran service organizations do to assist veterans and their family members find employment, please go to www.weddles.com/poll.htm and vote VetJobs for the WEDDLE’s User’s Choice Award!

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NOTE: If you have a resume in the VetJobs database, be sure to update your experience and refresh your resume at a minimum of every two weeks. VetJobs has many new customers using the resume database and as a general rule, they do not look at resumes over 30 days old.

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VetJobs is exclusively sponsored and partially owned by the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States (www.vfw.org) and endorsed by the Vietnam Veterans of America (www.vva.org), the Association of the US Navy (www.ausn.org), the Veterans of Modern Warfare (www.vmwusa.org), Student Veterans of America (www.studentveterans.org), Military Order of the Purple Heart (www.purpleheart.org), Hope4Heroes (www.hope4heroes.org), United States Army Warrant Officers Association (www.usawoa.org), The Retired Enlisted Association (www.trea.org), the National Guard Association of the United States (www.ngaus.org) and the Reserve Officers Association (www.roa.org).
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Marietta, GA 30007-1445
770-Vet-Jobs (877-838-5627)
770-993-5117 Office
770.993.2875 Fax

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Recipient of the WEDDLE’s User’s Choice Award 2015 ReSI award for Innovator of the Year/Business Thought Leader

VetJobs is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business

 

About Jeff Cavanagh

Jeff Cavanagh spent his freshman year at St. Petersburg Junior College back in the early 70s before enlisting in the United States Navy. Soon after, he attended Jacksonville University on a Navy ROTC scholarship. After college, he was commissioned and became a qualified Surface Warfare Officer spending the next 22 years honing his skills as a ship-handler and expert recruiter before retiring in 1994. Jeff expresses a deep sense of pride in St. Petersburg College due to connections that go back many years. His father, Tom Cavanagh, was a career Air Force fighter pilot and combat veteran who taught Geography and Western Civilization at St. Petersburg Junior College in the 60’s and 70’s.