Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Diesel Mechanic (CNG Facility) $5, 000 Sign-on Bonus
Diesel Mechanic (CNG Facility) $5, 000 Sign-on Bonus: Seeking Diesel Mechanic (CNG Facility) - $5, 000 Sign-on Bonus - Up to $5,000 Benefit Reimbursement for Trenton, NJ 08610
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Cyber Security Analyst
Cyber Security Analyst: TECHEXPO Top Secret is the Nation's premiere producer of professional job fairs, primarily for those with an active Security Clearance and, or Cyber Security industry experience. 2/21/19 BWI Marriott, 1743 West Nursery Road, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090
Network Engineer
Network Engineer: TECHEXPO Top Secret is the Nation's premiere producer of professional job fairs, primarily for those with an active Security Clearance and, or Cyber Security industry experience. 2/20/19 Westin Washington Dulles Airport Hotel, 2520 Wasser Terrace Herndon, VA 20171
Food Service Jobs in Texas
Food Service Jobs in Texas: CHSi is seeking Lead Cooks - Shift 1 & 2 and Food Service Managers for Brownsville, Harlingen, Los Fresnos and San Benito, Texas
Special Operations Advisor
Special Operations Advisor: We are seeking a Special Operations Advisor for Lebanon, NH 03766. Relocation assistance provided for qualified candidates. NH has no income or sales tax. Opportunity to deploy both domestically & internationally in support of security operations.
Senior Specialist, Medical Operations-Paramedic
Senior Specialist, Medical Operations-Paramedic: We are seeking Medical Operations Senior Specialist-Paramedic for Lebanon, NH 03766.
Relocation assistance provided for qualified candidates. NH has no income or sales tax.
Opportunity to deploy both domestically and internationally in support of medical evacuations.
Relocation assistance provided for qualified candidates. NH has no income or sales tax.
Opportunity to deploy both domestically and internationally in support of medical evacuations.
Monday, February 4, 2019
Grieving Soldier Bids Best K-9 Buddy Goodbye as He Drapes Him with US Flag
Grieving Soldier Bids Best K-9 Buddy Goodbye as He Drapes Him with US Flag
By Louise Bevan
January 31, 2019 Updated: January 31, 2019
“Man’s
best friend.” Never has a truer phrase been said when we think of the
long, rich history of loyalty and companionship between dogs and humans.
The
man: Kyle Smith, U.S. Air Force. The best friend: Bodza, an 11-year-old
German shepherd. The pair ended up with a significant shared history
after spending 189 desperately cold days in Kyrgyzstan on a security
mission. Bodza was a military dog.
https://www.theepochtimes.com/
New law will help veteran entrepreneurs
New law will help veteran entrepreneurs
The American Legion
Veteran
entrepreneurs will benefit from a new law aimed at helping them grow
their small businesses, create jobs and expand economic opportunity.
The Veterans Small Business Enhancement Act
was signed into law by President Trump earlier this month. The
legislation adds veterans to the list of eligible recipients for federal
surplus personal property, such as office equipment and furniture to
specialized apparatuses including scientific devices and heavy
machinery.
Veteran small business
owners now join women and minority small business owners and veterans
service organizations (VSOs) as eligible recipients for federal surplus
personal property.
The American
Legion and other VSOs, including VFW and Paralyzed Veterans of America,
supported the legislation. The Legion’s National Executive Committee
passed Resolution 21 at the 2018 Fall Meetings to support legislation ensuring parity for veterans in all state and federal small business programs.
https://www.legion.org/
VSDO
Our mission is to provide Service Animals to US
Military Veterans. Through the hard work, dedication, and passionate
care of our trainers and providers, we train both the service animal and
the Veteran.
14 NFL players who lost their lives in combat over the years
14 NFL players who lost their lives in combat over the years
Once,
when the United States went to war, that war was felt by everyone in
the country. The wars' effects seeped into every facet of American life.
The primary reason for this was the draft. Selective service meant that
anyone in America could be called up to serve and fight a war at any
given time. This included movie stars, politicians, and even star
athletes — some of whom never made it home.
The Navy Vessel Built From Steel From The Wreckage Of The World Trade Center
The Navy Vessel Built From Steel From The Wreckage Of The World Trade Center
Joe Daraskevich, The Florida Times-Union
September 11, 2018 at 07:15 AM
Sailors
aboard the USS New York pay their respects every year to those who died
in the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. The plan for Tuesday is to
perform the ceremony at Naval Station Mayport, the home base for the San
Antonio-class amphibious transport dock.
But
this ship carries more than a New York name. Reminders of 9/11 abound.
Its very nose is made from steel salvaged from the wreckage of the World
Trade Center. And its sailors are taught to never forget their
connection to the catastrophe.
"Every
ship in the Navy has a namesake room or a legacy room, but on our ship
the whole ship is a legacy to what happened," Command Master Chief Ben
Hodges said.
A steel plate
recovered from the Trade Center rubble is on display above one of the
most-used passageways. A firefighter's helmet reminds sailors of the
first responders who sprang into action.
Hodges
said the reminders extend to the ship's daily prayer ritual, for which
the chaplain chooses the name of someone who died in the attacks to
honor. It all makes it impossible to forget Sept. 11, he said.
"We
talk to all of our sailors when they initially check in and explain to
them the significance of what they are a part of," Hodges said. "You
can't help when you walk around the ship to notice all the things meant
to remind you of why you serve."
Despite all of the reminders found in many corners of the ship, the piece with the greatest significance goes unseen.
The
New York's bow stem — the part at the very front of the ship just below
the water's surface — was forged using steel from one of the twin
towers.
https://taskandpurpose.com/
Friday, February 1, 2019
Military-Civilian Testimonial 02/01/2019
Military-Civilian Testimonial
Type of candidates joining Military-Civilian
Hi Lucy!
I’m a captain in the army I’ll be getting out this spring. I’m a registered nurse with 8 years experience. I’m looking for an overseas contracting job Iraq or Afghanistan.
Devin
Monday, January 28, 2019
Hiring Event Bilingual Gov't Contract 1/31 - 2/15 Los Fresnos, Texas
Hiring Event Bilingual Gov't Contract 1/31 - 2/15 Los Fresnos, Texas: Job Fair in Los Fresnos, TX 78566. Available positions include Youth Care Worker, Case Manager, Clinical Counselor, Educational Instructor, Travel Chaperone, Case Aide, Teacher, Registered Nurse, LVN, Medical Assistant and Operations Management.
Lead and Supervisory Positions also available.
Container Mechanic/Welder 1st Shift - $1,500 Sign on Bonus
Container Mechanic/Welder 1st Shift - $1,500 Sign on Bonus: Waste Management (WM), a Fortune 250 company, is the leading provider of comprehensive waste and environmental services in North America and we are seeking a Container Mechanic/Welder 1st Shift - $1,500 Sign on Bonus for Richmond, VA 23224
Friday, January 25, 2019
Five Traits That Separate Job Seekers Who Get Hired From Those Who Do Not (With Real-Life Examples)
Five Traits That Separate Job Seekers Who Get Hired From Those Who Do Not (With Real-Life Examples)
Caroline Ceniza-Levine Contributor
https://www.forbes.com/sites/
Caroline Ceniza-Levine Contributor
Why do some job seekers land a role they love (and
even get multiple offers along the way) while others do not? In my 10
years of coaching people on landing and thriving in their dream job,
hundreds of career stories have passed through my radar, and there are
lessons to be learned from others’ successes and mistakes. Here are five
traits that separate those job seekers who get hired from those who do
not.
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Military Transition Tips I Learned The Hard Way
Corporate Soldier Advice for connecting the Military Community and the Americans they serve.
Weekly seriesMilitary Transition Tips I Learned The Hard Way
Published on January 23, 2019
Military Programs Leader at CVS Health & 2018 Stand-To Veteran Leadership Schola... See more
Going
through transition myself as well as working with other transitioning
service members I have had an opportunity to see what works and doesn’t
work. I have heard and experienced the frustration associated with
leaving the military and figuring out what was next. The following are a
list of tips I have developed over the years and will continue to
refine as I learn more. They are in no particular order. The tips with
an * next to them have been provided by others.
4 Things Companies Don't Understand About Vets Transitioning From the Military to the Corporate World
4 Things Companies Don't Understand About Vets Transitioning From the Military to the Corporate World
The military is actually a far more complex organization than whatever company a veteran takes a job with.
Image credit: Inti St Clair | Getty Images
https://www.entrepreneur.com/
The military is actually a far more complex organization than whatever company a veteran takes a job with.
Image credit: Inti St Clair | Getty Images
Guest Writer
CTO at Mark43. Former Air Force and transplant New Yorker.
November 11, 2018 5 min read
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.
In
spite of the reverence that U.S. military veterans inspire in popular
culture, we're still a pretty misunderstood bunch. Most civilians assume
that we spend our days doing pushups and jumping over walls when we're
not in combat, when the reality is that the military is a massive,
sophisticated organization, filled with people performing incredibly
specialized, and often highly-technical, roles. My time in the Air Force
rarely brought me anywhere near a cockpit for instance, but I did spend
a lot of my days squinting at computer code.
Healthcare Job Fair Kendall Florida
Healthcare Job Fair Kendall Florida: Comprehensive Health Services will be extending offer letters on site to qualified applicants! To receive an offer letter, bring a current resume, a copy of your diploma (or transcripts), and if applicable, a copy of any medical licensure or certification.
Critical Care Flight Nurse - Afghanistan
Critical Care Flight Nurse - Afghanistan: The Flight Nurse will provide medical support during air medical evacuations. This is a Notional Position. Contingent on contract award. Location: Afghanistan.
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Found the Perfect Job Opportunity? Use these 4 Tactics to Get the Job
Found the Perfect Job Opportunity? Use these 4 Tactics to Get the Job
By Guest post by Susan P. Joyce
By Guest post by Susan P. Joyce
As you approach another year in your current role, you decide it’s time for a change—you want a new job.
As
a mid-level executive, you face a lot of competition. In order to stand
out, you need to optimize your efforts so you don’t waste time and miss
out on your ideal job opportunity.
To get started, focus on these four tactics you need to add to your job search strategy:
https://execed.economist.com/
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