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As the Director of the Office for Veterans' Workforce Development I want
to personally thank you for your service and welcome you to the
Connecticut Department of Labor's Office for Veterans' Workforce
Development web site! Our agency recognizes as veterans, the service
you have performed on behalf of your country and again we thank you
for your service. “We counted on you, now you can count on
us”. The Connecticut Department Of Labor's
Office for Veterans' Workforce Development wishes to take the opportunity to
assist you in acquiring the various benefits and services you might
be entitled to receive and to make your transition from military to
civilian life as seamless as possible. Please take time to browse
through the various pages, which include information on employment
assistance, unemployment insurance, veteran preference and benefits
options, training opportunities, women's issues, job fairs, career
coaching, résumé preparations, job search workshops, veteran's
services, and legislative updates and current events relating to
veterans. If you would like to make an appointment to see one of our
Veterans Employment Specialist who are all veterans, “veteran
serving veterans”, please use the automated appointment
request system and you will be contacted with a time and date. When
reporting for your appointments please bring the Number four (4)
copy of your DD-214.
Respectfully,
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Terence Brennan |
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Terence Brennan |
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Director, Office for
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Veterans Video Presentation: "Do I Make
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Dartmouth College -
OEF/OIF Veteran Outreach Project
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The National Resource Directory
An on-line partnership for wounded, ill, and
injured service members, their families, and those who support them.
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Vet Stand Down -
September 10, 2010 -
Rocky Hill, CT
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Partnership Offers
Entrepreneurship Training to Assist Disabled Veterans (PDF,
26KB) -
Veterans' Services Orientation:
English (PPT, 2.2MB)
| Spanish (PPT, 1.8MB)-
After Deployment
AfterDeployment.org
- This helpful site provides information and exercises to
assist the entire military community with common
post-deployment problems, such as stress, anger, depression,
and relationship issues. While it is primarily aimed at
service members, their families, veterans and providers, any
other interested persons may utilize the information.
Bookmark this today:
www.afterdeployment.org
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Priority of Service for Veterans
(PDF, 12KB) -
Secretary Shinseki Orders Emergency
Checks to Students Awaiting Education Benefits (PDF, 17KB) -
Final GI Bill Family Transfer Rules Unveiled
(PDF, 22KB)
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Work Vessels
for Veterans
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Help Wounded Connecticut Veterans (PDF,
399KB)
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Information to Support Our Troops
(PDF, 15KB)
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