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Resources for Recruiting Military Men and Women

by
Todd Raphael
Nov 28, 2008, 5:58 am ET

At ERE’s conference last month in Hollywood, Florida, a panel of recruiters from Sodexo, Wal-Mart, and elsewhere, as well as an employment-law attorney from Ogletree Deakins, discussed the hiring of men and women who had served in the military. Here are some of the notes jotted down from that session — websites that might be useful. Thanks to John Amodeo and HireVelocity for compiling it.

American Legion

Corporate Gray

Corporate sponsorships of the Army Reserve

GI Jobs

Helmets to Hardhats

Hire a Hero

Hire Vets First – arm of the U.S. Dept. of Labor

Marines for Life

Military Chefs

Military stars

MOA and ROA career fairs

NCOA career fairs

Operation war fighter

Recruit Army

Recruit Military

Transition offices

VetCentral

Working with ESGR and its Reserve Unit Listings

Wounded warriors

5-star employer recognition

This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to offer specific legal advice. You should consult your legal counsel regarding any threatened or pending litigation.

  1. Bill Scott

    Thanks Todd. A decent list, but it (curiously) omits some of the biggest and most established resources that employers utilize.

    Find out more about how to hire and retain military-experienced talent at our blog:

    http://www.HireMilitary.com

    In addition to great info on this subject, you’ll find links there to some of the resources omitted above.

  2. Chuck Vlasin

    Here is another great one to check out. It’s a niche site that has grown tremendously over the alst year.
    We have had great results from it.
    http://www.vetjobs.com

  3. Chuck Vlasin

    Actually,this is a very small list of the sites that are out there. I know this is just a sample, but there are hundreds of resources for hiring Veterans.

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