Most job seekers rely on their professional network when making career moves, but transitioning service members are building theirs from scratch.
That's why mentorship, networking opportunities and employee resource groups can make such a meaningful difference during the transition to civilian employment.
Organizations that provide support during onboarding help veterans feel more connected and engaged.
Learn ways to incorporate veteran and military transition support into your workplace with DAV's Hiring Guide for Employers of the Military Community ➡️ davhiringguide.org/.
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CLAIM: Veterans will still be able to get ratings for tinnitus and sleep apnea even if TCAVA passes and becomes law.
REALITY: According to VA's 2022 Regulatory Impact Analysis, the proposal would eliminate the standalone compensable Diagnostic Code 6260 for tinnitus and VA estimated that nearly 90 percent of future sleep apnea claims would receive a noncompensable (0 percent) evaluation rather than today's 30 or 50 percent evaluations. To claim that veterans will still receive ratings under the new criteria minimizes the dramatic reductions for as many as 1.5 million veterans who will lose up to $57 billion in disability compensation.
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Thanks to our partnership with Regiment, DAV member and Air Force veteran Nick Olivares is now connecting with fellow veterans on his new custom DAV-branded gaming PC. Gaming can be a powerful way for veterans to build community, stay connected and create meaningful opportunities for support and outreach.
We’re running another PC giveaway through the end of July, so now's your chance to win a custom DAV rig built by Paradox Customs! Enter here: dav.la/PCgiveaway2.
(P.S. New and existing DAV members receive 100 bonus entries)
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