civilian employment

Army training, he says, can lead to high-paying civilian employment.

We hear a civilian employment counselor who says veterans have a tough time in the job market.

Since 1997, civilian employment in the department has increased.

Like myself, he has declined an offer of civilian employment with the agency to which we are attached.

She subsequently returned to civilian employment under the name Isabella.

The public may obtain information on military personnel, civilian employment and contracts from the station.

In practice this meant that they could undertake civilian employment when not required on duty.

He opted for the latter, thinking that it was the only one which offered training applicable to civilian employment.

The household survey, on which the unemployment rate is based, showed civilian employment up by 234,000, slightly more than April's decline.

During this time production of total industry and civilian employment in industry declined rapidly.

Haig retired as a four-star general from the Army in 1979, and moved on to civilian employment.

Public inquiries on matters concerning military personnel, civilian employment and defense contracts are welcomed.

The process starts by addressing immediate hospital or medical needs and ends in the successful transition of a Veteran into civilian employment.

While the men awaited transfer, educational programs were instituted to prepare the soldiers to return to civilian employment.

From now on, it was civilian employment exclusively for Wilf Brim.

During his civilian employment with the United States Navy, he was referred to as "captain."

An important consideration was to ensure that civilian employment opportunities were created at an appropriate rate as the size of the military was reduced.

They have left behind their civilian employment and all their other commitments to undertake their basic military training.

Soldier strength dropped to 2,500 in 1970 and civilian employment went down 70 percent in a unilateral cost-reduction effort.

The majority of its manpower was returned to civilian employment, although around 4,000 men were sent to Italy to reinforce the 2nd Division.

Since World War II it has been a major source of federal and civilian employment in the area.

She was subsequently renamed to Waccamaw in civilian employment, which lasted until sometime prior to 1885.

In 1982, Li moved to the city of Changchun for "civilian employment," the implication being that his previous work was with the military.

She soon resumed civilian employment, with no change in name, and remained in merchant service until destroyed by fire in 1878.

A National Employment Service helped service personnel to find civilian employment.