Although rising job losses will continue to dominate the headlines in the weeks and months ahead as eye-watering unemployment numbers become worryingly familiar, for those businesses that are adapting and recruiting, the abilities of former military service personnel are cutting through.
Read moreRFEA – The Forces Employment Charity is now able to offer more support to Military women, as well as the partners and spouses of serving and ex-Forces personnel.
Read moreVeterans with health conditions who are supported by leading housing provider Stoll will also be offered employment support from The Poppy Factory through a new partnership launching this week.
Read moreWith remote working becoming the new normal, employers across the country are opening their eyes to a little-known, previously overlooked workforce: the wives, husbands and partners of serving military personnel.
Read moreWalking With The Wounded (WWTW), a leading military charity is expanding its national reach with the launch of the new North East Regional Service Hub, in partnership with MySpace Housing Solutions.
Read moreHundreds of partners of UK Armed Forces personnel will receive personalised career support as part of a targeted training scheme.
Read moreProject Nova, a national initiative to support veterans, is calling on ex-Forces and members of the public alike, to paint a poppy on a pebble and place it on a war memorial, or headstone of a veteran, to mark this year’s Remembrance Day.
Read moreA new report has found that ex-Service personnel often fail to communicate their skills and experience when seeking employment.
Read moreNorfolk has always been a fertile recruiting ground for the Royal Marines with nearly 400 Association members spread across the three counties of East Anglia.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust (FiMT) announced it is providing interim funding to BuildForce, a CIC which assists ex-Service personnel to transition to careers in the construction sector.
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