COMBAT VETERANS MORE LIKELY TO BE UNEMPLOYED, EARN LESS, STUDY FINDS
November 08, 2007
November 08, 2007
PULLMAN, Wash., Nov. 8 -- Washington State University issued the following news release:
Combat veterans from the military draft period - those who fought in America's wars from World War II to Vietnam - are less likely to be employed or to have been employed. If employed, they tended to earn less than either noncombat veterans or nonveterans of the same age.
Those are some of the preliminary findings of a study conducted by Alair MacLean, assistant professor . . .
Combat veterans from the military draft period - those who fought in America's wars from World War II to Vietnam - are less likely to be employed or to have been employed. If employed, they tended to earn less than either noncombat veterans or nonveterans of the same age.
Those are some of the preliminary findings of a study conducted by Alair MacLean, assistant professor . . .