‘Hiring our Heroes’ highlights challenges for vets looking for work
J.D. Sumner
ALBANY, Ga. — After spending years in the service of their country, veterans often find it hard transitioning to a civilian work force. Throw in a sputtering economy, and finding gainful employment can be down-right impossible for many vets.
Area veterans had an exclusive invitation Wednesday to a job fair sponsored by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, Albany Technical College and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and its many partners.
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