O c c u p a t i o n a l a r e a o f uncertainty. definition

O c c u p a t i o n a l a r e a o f uncertainty.. Translated, this means they have only clerical skills, or skills of minimal value in Civilian life, such as warfare skills, how to kill effectively, which is irrelevent to the civilian world of how to get a job and make a living. It was for these veterans t h a t P roject Transition was developed, a program to provide job training for servicemen before discharge, but it was only open to those with six months or more of active duty remaininv. It had little appeal. Only 12,000 men enrolled for the program. The programs main purpose was to point out to the public in general, and to employers in particular that the most effective way for America to pay tribute to its military veterans can be expressed in a single word, "jobs." Veterans of earlier wars w e r e boosted by federal " h i re·a·vet" drives practically from the moment of discharge. Many earlier war veterans had jobs before going in service and many had jobs waiting for them when they return home because their seniority continued while they were still in service, provided they received an honorable discharge upon release from service. This was not true for the Vietnam veterans who entered service so young. Many people feel the Nixon administration might have done more than appeal to the patriotism of employers before the released Vietnam vet rate reached a million. It was not until last fall that President Nixon launched the Jobs for Veterans Campaign, which did not produce very much. N i n e h undred thousand letters were sent ur�ng employers to g i v e special attention, and place veterans, but efforts to place them has been