VetJobs: Connecting veterans with employers V


etJobs (vetjobs.com) is a VFW-sponsored internet employment site and is


universally recognized as the premier site for veteran employment. More than a job board, VetJobs has an array of helpful information to assist transitioning military, veterans, National Guard and Reserve, their spouses and family members fi nd meaningful jobs. For more than 17 years the VetJobs Employment


Assistance section has helped with career planning, resumes, job searches, interviewing, entrepreneurship and dealing with disabilities when applying for jobs by providing lists of legitimate job boards and a state-of-the-art career assessment test. VetJobs also provides a current list of relevant career fairs nationwide that would be of interest to veterans and their family members. VetJobs currently averages 160,000 to 200,000


jobs from thousands of employers every day covering all work disciplines and jobs from entry level to senior executive. VetJobs publishes four newsletters with the Veteran Eagle being written to keep veterans up-to-date with the job market.


VetJobs also publishes the Veteran Employment Situation Report which analyzes monthly what is happening in the veteran employment market. VetJobs is available to all


current and former members


of the military, including offi cers, enlisted and family members of the U.S. Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Merchant Marine, National Guard, Navy, NOAA, the Public Health Service and employees of the Department of Defense. If you are a veteran or a member of a veteran


family and seeking work, check out VetJobs. In addition to being sponsored and partially


owned by the VFW, VetJobs is endorsed by Vietnam Veterans of America, Association of the US Navy, Veterans of Modern Warfare, Student Veterans of America, Hope4Heroes, Military Order of the Purple Heart, United States Army Warrant Offi cers Association, T e Retired Enlisted Association, National Guard Association of the United States, T e Reserve Offi cers Association and the Enlisted Association of the National Guard of the United States.


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