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The Federal Government employs many military veterans. Veterans have technical skills in areas of critical importance, and many also already have security clearances required for some Federal positions. Federal service provides a way for veterans to continue to service their country in another capacity.

The Newest Federal Workforce Tool for Cleared and Uncleared Careers

You Left the Federal Government with a Security Clearance, Now What?
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Resume and Job Search Resources for Displaced Federal Workers

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Government

Displaced Federal Workers: Come to New York! “You’re Hired” Initiative Launches in the Empire State

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Tips for Clearance Holders Navigating Job Uncertainty

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Security Clearance

How Unproven Allegations are Used Against Clearance Applicants – and How You Can Fight Back

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ClearanceJobs Announces Formation of Policy Advisory Board to Strengthen National Security Workforce Strategy

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Reply ‘Resign’ to Quit Your Federal Job

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OPM’s Return-to-Office Mandate: Federal Employees Face Big Changes

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Get Your SF-50 Ready for Times of Change: A Federal Employee Checklist