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Surviving Your Post-war Workplace

A Practical Guide for Disabled Veterans

Chad Alderman
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Pages
76
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Page Publishing, Inc.

About

You served, but you feel like no one cares. You sacrificed, but now all the rules are in place to protect your company. Enough! It's time to understand your rights and how to use them to protect your job. Surviving your postwar workplace is a layman's guide on the legal protections afforded to our veterans in an at will environment. You are not alone and not forgotten. This book is written by a disabled veteran who has lived the corporate game.

What is contained in these pages provides the legal edge few talk about and even fewer use to their advantage in the modern workplace.

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