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The tips and resources page provides access to all the various hiring veteran resources all in one place. There are numerous resources available to help employers in their Veterans hiring efforts, but not all employers know where to find them and whether they are reputable. Illinois workNet has put together a quick go-to-reference guide to help you achieve your hiring goals.

Social Media Tools for Hiring Veterans

There are currently more than 250 Veteran-related groups on LinkedIn.A few recommended social networking groups to join or follow include the following:

Preparing and Educating the Workplace

Recruiting and Retaining

A basic planning template will get you thinking about the steps necessary to begin thinking about a Veterans hiring initiative. 

 Step 1

Military Programs:

 step 2 Mentorships:
 step 3 Transitional Resources:

Employment Laws for Hiring Veterans

A basic planning template will get you thinking about the steps necessary to begin thinking about a Veterans hiring initiative. 

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