Posted on Apr 8, 2015
Does anyone know about the jobs for disabled veterans in Georgia?
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I am a disabled vet and am having a hard time finding work in/around Atlanta, and have gone to the Department of Labor with no help. I have to certificates of education from Everest Institute and hope that is not hindering my job search. Could anyone give me any advice. Thanks!
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Tonight is you lucky night! These are all federal agencies.
http://johnlewis.house.gov/our-district/list-federal-agencies
http://johnlewis.house.gov/our-district/list-federal-agencies
List of Federal Agencies | The Website of Congressman John Lewis, Serving the 5th Congressional...
Most Federal Agencies have web sites with pertinent information. Many questions you have might be answered on one of these sites.
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MAJ Ken Landgren
List of Federal Agencies
Most Federal Agencies have web sites with pertinent information. Many questions you have might be answered on one of these sites.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) homepage gives information about USCIS services and benefits and current USCIS laws and regulations, and also allows you to download or request USCIS forms.
Immigration & Naturalization Service (INS) homepage gives information about INS services and benefits and current INS laws and regulations, and also allows you to download or request INS forms.
Department of State homepage offers information about how to obtain passports and visas and other travel information.
Department of State Embassy & Consulate worldwide links page will take you to the Consular Sections at U.S. Embassy and Consulate home pages to get phone numbers, fax numbers, e-mails, etc.
Social Security Administration (SSA) homepage has information about benefits and services including Medicare.
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) homepage gives a countdown to April 15th. In a surprisingly fun format, you can find out more about filing your taxes, and getting forms and other IRS products.
Office of Workers' Compensation Program (OWCP) homepage has descriptions of the various workers' compensation programs under the Department of Labor - federal employees compensation, coal miners' compensation, Longshoreman and Harbor Workers' compensation.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) homepage provides both employees and employers with information on the federal laws prohibiting job discrimination, how to file a claim, employer training and more.
Veterans Administration (VA) homepage gives information regarding compensation and pension benefits, education benefits, health benefits and services, vocational rehabilitation and employment services, and many other special programs.
Office of Personnel Management (OPM) homepage provides information to current and retired federal employees
The Merit Systems Board (MERIT) homepage provides information on the board which hears appeals of federal employees of dismissals and other major personnel actions.
National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) homepage provides information on their agencies services which include access to military and civilian personnel records.
GovBenefits partnership of Federal agencies and organizations web site which helps you find government benefits you may be eligible to receive
White House homepage gives a wealth of information about the White House and the Administration and includes an interactive citizen's handbook which provides links to other federal agencies and also answers commonly asked questions about services.
CABINET DEPARTMENTS
•Department of Agriculture
•Department of Commerce
•Department of Defense
•Department of Education
•Department of Energy
•Department of Health and Human Services
•Department of Homeland Security
•Department of Housing and Urban Development
•Department of the Interior
•Department of Justice
•Department of Labor
•Department of State
•Department of Transportation
•Department of the Treasury
•Department of Veterans Affairs
Most Federal Agencies have web sites with pertinent information. Many questions you have might be answered on one of these sites.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) homepage gives information about USCIS services and benefits and current USCIS laws and regulations, and also allows you to download or request USCIS forms.
Immigration & Naturalization Service (INS) homepage gives information about INS services and benefits and current INS laws and regulations, and also allows you to download or request INS forms.
Department of State homepage offers information about how to obtain passports and visas and other travel information.
Department of State Embassy & Consulate worldwide links page will take you to the Consular Sections at U.S. Embassy and Consulate home pages to get phone numbers, fax numbers, e-mails, etc.
Social Security Administration (SSA) homepage has information about benefits and services including Medicare.
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) homepage gives a countdown to April 15th. In a surprisingly fun format, you can find out more about filing your taxes, and getting forms and other IRS products.
Office of Workers' Compensation Program (OWCP) homepage has descriptions of the various workers' compensation programs under the Department of Labor - federal employees compensation, coal miners' compensation, Longshoreman and Harbor Workers' compensation.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) homepage provides both employees and employers with information on the federal laws prohibiting job discrimination, how to file a claim, employer training and more.
Veterans Administration (VA) homepage gives information regarding compensation and pension benefits, education benefits, health benefits and services, vocational rehabilitation and employment services, and many other special programs.
Office of Personnel Management (OPM) homepage provides information to current and retired federal employees
The Merit Systems Board (MERIT) homepage provides information on the board which hears appeals of federal employees of dismissals and other major personnel actions.
National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) homepage provides information on their agencies services which include access to military and civilian personnel records.
GovBenefits partnership of Federal agencies and organizations web site which helps you find government benefits you may be eligible to receive
White House homepage gives a wealth of information about the White House and the Administration and includes an interactive citizen's handbook which provides links to other federal agencies and also answers commonly asked questions about services.
CABINET DEPARTMENTS
•Department of Agriculture
•Department of Commerce
•Department of Defense
•Department of Education
•Department of Energy
•Department of Health and Human Services
•Department of Homeland Security
•Department of Housing and Urban Development
•Department of the Interior
•Department of Justice
•Department of Labor
•Department of State
•Department of Transportation
•Department of the Treasury
•Department of Veterans Affairs
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Have you checked the Careers tab on here? How about USAJobs? Have you reached out to local veterans assistance groups such as the VA or possibly through one of the local AD posts?
Looks like Warner Robbins would be not too far away from you.
Looks like Warner Robbins would be not too far away from you.
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SPC Brittney Farnsworth
I have checked Usa jobs and have been unsuccessful. And I didn't know about the assistance groups, I will have to check that out. Thank you sir.
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CPT Zachary Brooks
SPC Brittney Farnsworth
If I recall correctly, many of the bases should have an education and employment office that you could call for information. You could also look into the National Guard headquarters for similar resources.
If I recall correctly, many of the bases should have an education and employment office that you could call for information. You could also look into the National Guard headquarters for similar resources.
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MAJ Ken Landgren
Bases have something have CPOL or CPAC (civilian personnel advisory center) it's like the civilian G1. What is your background? Don't forget the VA.
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