Helping Returning Veterans Enter Job Market



Helping Returning Veterans Enter Job Market

Outline

In the many wars, that United States of America has raged and participated in, millions of American soldiers and war veterans are no longer serving active duty. These individuals have risked their life and limb for their country and fought bravely on the battlefield. However, on their return back home, they face countless problems adjusting back into their normal lives. Adding burden to their plight is the worry to sustaining the livelihood of their families, which adds more to their distress. The American job environment, ever since the recession began has been very saturated one and cutthroat competition exists. Thus, such a hostile job market further discourages and makes it hard for an civilian to attain a decent job, let alone for a war veteran.

This topic's detailed outline is as follows. The contents of this research paper are divided into three main segments of our report. This aim of this paper is to highlight the plight of the American war veterans in successfully contracting and sustaining a job after their service with the military are completed.

The first segment will be the introduction to the premise of our topic, which is the American Job Market. Beginning with a detailed analysis of the present job market scenario, analytical light shall focus upon the different reasons and circumstances as to why the nature of the present American market is so volatile, including an analysis of the job market in the recent months (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2012). Further discussion would elaborate the different reasons responsible for the poor job market in the country (Wiseman, 2011). More discussion on the American job market will ensue, which will discuss the different cities of America where the employment market is relatively gaining positive momentum (Sweet, ...