Some veterans have a hard time finding a job when they are coming
home from their services. The Texas Texas Waco
There is The Post-9/11 GI Bill that also helps veterans have
financial support for and education. A&M
University
The programs don’t seem to reach out to enough veterans to help
them find a job or allow them to get an education to help them get a job. There
are still homeless veterans, and veterans struggling to find a job to support
themselves or there families. There should be more “military friendly”
employment available for the veterans and there are work programs to for
military at Workforce.
The services that the military have done for us risking there
lives and when they come back we can even give them a stable job to support
there families. Texas
In one of my classmates blogs Texas In My Eyes she recently wrote about how it's become very hard for veterans who served in the military service to get jobs. There has been bills and movements trying to help veterans get jobs when they return but of course none of they are falling through.
ReplyDeleteMy classmate said there is a post 9/11 bill that helps veterans get financial support and helps with their education. She says there's many places and programs available for returning soldiers but it still isn't enough because the veteran unemployment rate is still extremely high!
I feel that there should be some type of law or bill stating that when these soldiers soon to be veteran's return home they should be able to find a good source of income to help support themselves and their families. It's not fair that they spend months almost years at a time fighting for their country, making sure we're safe and can't even get a job when they return!
It's crazy to me because now days it's easier for an ex convict to get a job when they have committed terrible crimes but it takes someone who risk their lives for us and put their lives in dangers just so we as the country can continue working at our jobs to never get a job and then become homeless, I would rather go back to the army than to sit around with nothing to do no place to go.