Daily Brief: Why Veterans Are Quitting Federal Jobs at Higher Rates Than Non-Vets

Daily Brief 26 August 2020

Why Veterans Are Quitting Federal Jobs at Higher Rates Than Non-Vets Veterans left government jobs at a higher rate than non-veterans and resigned 1.6 times more often, the GAO report found. More Military.com Stories Their Sons Died in Accidents at Fort Hood. Now, They're Joining Forces to Call for Change Fire Scuttles Coast Guard Icebreaker Healy's Arctic Deployment Army Guard Pilots Get Distinguished Flying Cross for Engaging Taliban at Close Range 'Take the Tough Job:' History-Making Army Leaders Share Insights with Female Soldiers Body Found Near Fort Hood Believed to Be Missing Soldier, Attorney Says Capt. Kirk to Space Force: Let's Debate Rank Names Drone That Could Replace Army's RQ-7 Shadow Undergoes Testing at Yuma China Protests Alleged US Air Force Spy Plane Incursion During Drills WWII Surrender Ceremony in Hawaii Limited to Local Veterans Shot in Afghanistan, Fort Bragg Soldier Gets Purple Heart Afghan Officials: Taliban Truck Bomb, Other Attacks Kill 17 Military's Top Cyber Official Defends More Aggressive Stance The VA Is Now Offering Transition Services Specially Tailored for Female Veterans The US Cannot Afford to Risk Another Endless War by Exerting Max Pressure on Iran Use Your Travel Card to Dine While on Travel and Earn Rewards Watch This Veteran Go '100 Days Wild' in New Alaska Reality Show Today's Military Trivia What Israeli military leader -- who went on to become the Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces from 1953-1958 -- was famous for his eye patch? Video of the Day Sky's The Limit Meet Maddy Swegle, Navy's First Black Female Tactical Jet Pilot

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