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‘Veterans Work: Then and Now’ Report

Veterans Work has produced a new report that celebrates the positive progress in veteran employment in the last decade, while highlighting the challenges veterans still face when looking for work.

There has been a huge shift in the narrative around veterans over the last ten years, to a recognition that veterans possess key attributes and in-demand skills that make them an important national resource for UK business.

The world of work has changed dramatically, and veterans are better placed than ever to fill crucial skills gaps and provide resilience.

 

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Veterans Work has produced a new report that examines how far we have come and what work there is still to do.

Veterans Work: Then & Now report takes stock and celebrates positive progress that has been made in the veteran employment space in the last decade. It also shines a light on the remaining challenges veterans face when looking for civilian work, and further improvements that could be made.

The report involved surveying over 900 veterans and 500 employers in the UK – both employers who engaged in veteran recognition and employment schemes, and employers with no scheme in place.

Read the report here

 

 

Michael Brash
Michael Brashhttp://pathfinderinternational.co.uk
Michael Brash is the Editor of Pathfinder International Magazine, the leading UK Military Resettlement Magazine. He is a communications and marketing professional based in Edinburgh, Scotland, with significant expertise in military resettlement and veteran transition support. Brash has contributed to discussions on veteran mental health in the workplace and supports initiatives celebrating the achievements of service leavers during their resettlement journey.
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