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Each week, we receive job announcements from employers and employment websites seeking to hire Veterans. This post includes links to job listings for the week of Dec. 8, 2025. We will continue to post relevant and timely listings as we receive them for the locations listed.
By recognizing the skills, discipline, leadership and problem-solving abilities that Veterans possess, employers can benefit greatly from hiring them. Veterans bring adaptability, a diverse perspective and a strong work ethic to the workplace, enriching company culture and fostering innovation.
Job Listings: Week of Dec. 8, 2025
Yuma Proving Ground, AZ – Business Manager
Davenport, IA – Quality Site Lead, Eaton
Fort Meade, MD – Project Manager
Hunt Valley, MD – Claim Representative Workers Compensation RTW
Jessup, MD – Heavy Equipment Operator II / Weighmaster.
Minneapolis, MN – Field Service Technician
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Cleveland, OH – QC Laboratory Technologist II
New Albany, OH – Facilities & Maintenance Technician
Philadelphia, PA – Mechanic II
Dallas, TX – Fabrication Technician/Installer, Atlas Copco Group
Houston, TX – Auto Liability Inside Claim Representative
Plano, TX – Analyst, Data Analysis, Toyota North America
Hampton, VA – Advanced Leader Program, Howmet Aerospace
Multiple Locations – Senior Complex Claims Adjuster, Mass Tort
Multiple Locations – Complex Claims Director
Multiple Locations – Senior Analyst
Nationwide – Regional Sales Manager: Government and Military
Nationwide – Veteran-only franchise opportunities.
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Whether you’re looking for the care you’ve earned or the career you deserve, we’re all about Veterans at VA. Your military service can translate into numerous skills that federal employers like us value.
See this week’s job announcements for a variety of clinical and non-clinical positions at VA facilities around the country:
Nationwide – Diagnostic Radiological Technologist
Eureka, CA – Telehealth Licensed Vocational Nurse
Bay Pines, FL – Social Worker (Mental Health and Behavioral Health Service)
North Chicago, IL – Security Assistant (Police Dispatcher)
Indianapolis, IN – Healthcare Engineer
East Orange, NJ – Physician (Emergency Medicine)
Artesia, NM – Physician Assistant (Primary Care)
Northport, NY – Licensed Practical Nurse
Philadelphia, PA – Supervisory Medical Instrument Technician (Vascular)
Richmond, VA – Environmental Service Technician
Veterans Canteen Service (VCS) opportunities
Orlando, FL – Certified Dietary Manger
West Palm Beach, FL – Assistant General Manager, Retail
Boise, ID – Supervisory Operations Clerk
Hines, IL – Food Service Worker/Barista
Bedford, MS – Supervisory Operations Clerk
Biloxi, MS – Assistant General Manager, Restaurant
Asheville, NC – Lead Food Service Worker
Northpoint, NY – Food Service Worker
Pittsburgh, PA – Retail Sales Associate
Nashville, TN – Assistant General Manager, Restaurant
White River Junction, VT – Cook
White River Junction, VT – Food Service Worker
Spokane, WA – Food Service Worker
View more seasonal openings online.
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Newport News, VA: Hampton Roads Military Community Education Connect (Peninsula) – Thursdays
Norfolk, VA: Hampton Roads Military Community Education Connect (Southside) – Thursdays
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These postings do not advertise for qualified applicants in STEM.
when is the va going to start hiring vets
I used to work for the Veteran Affairs in San Diego. What I saw alot were NON veterans being hired all the time to work in the hospital. These NON veterans had NO clue how to talk to veterans, not even to mention War veterans who have experienced so many horrible things and needed comfort, understanding, and compassion. As a veteran, I had to get myself involved in many situations and take over for these NON veterans because they were causing more aggravation than good when it came to my fellow vets.
HIRE VETERANS!!!!!!!!!
I’m a construction worker/ equipment operator/ laborer in the Columbia South Carolina area. These people act like they don’t care about veterans down here. I have good work references from previous employers and even coworkers, but find it hard to get work now that I’m 68 years old. I’ll be 69 January 5th and I can out work most of the kids nowadays and by kids I mean kids and their 30s and 40s, because they don’t want to work. I can operate skid loaders, front end loaders,forklifts,man lifts,compaction rollers plus some other equipment and still have a hard time finding work. I also enjoy hard physical labor because it keeps me in shape and most of the lazy kids nowadays don’t want to do hard physical labor. I saw an ad on Craigslist that was in all Spanish for work on Fort Jackson and was wondering how can non English speaking people get on the Fort to work. Why don’t they have an ad in English on Craigslist, because then you would be getting veterans to work on the post. I’ve been trying to find out what is going on at Fort Jackson where they need only Spanish speaking employees working. That doesn’t make any sense with this current administration because we now have a president that is trying to take care of Americans and veterans instead of illegal aliens. Can you find out what’s going on at Fort Jackson and why they aren’t having these companies hiring veterans to work on Post?
Hello. I am a veteran here in the San Diego, CA area and I see the same exact thing! So much advertising for Spanish speaking ONLY. WHY are we hiring for this on base? I don’t see Veterans FIRST any longer whatsoever.