To bridge the gap between employers and their veteran workforces, Hiring Our Heroes (HOH) surveyed 400 human resources professionals and hiring managers to understand how businesses recruit and retain veterans and identify any misperceptions that exist about those veterans.

New U.S. Census Bureau data show that many veterans who left service during the Great Recession struggled to find stable post-military employment. The return to civilian life brings many challenges for veterans, including re-entry into the civilian workforce.

Serving our country long after the military.

8 steps toward a smooth transition to civilian employment

A recent Pew Research Center survey of veterans found that, for many who served in combat, their experiences strengthened them personally but also made the transition to civilian life difficult.

As the Invictus Games draw to a close, HRD speak to an insider on the value ex-soldiers can offer

Many veterans struggle with translating their military experience into a civilian-sector job.

Charlie Foster, M.Ed shares his story

As the Invictus Games draw to a close, HRD speak to an insider on the value ex-soldiers can offer

Many employers value the skills employees learn from the military but it seems ex-personnel are still afraid to reveal some aspects of their service.

Veterans in Australia may soon be joining the digital frontlines: upholding the country’s cybersecurity.

New U.S. Census Bureau data show that many veterans who left service during the Great Recession struggled to find stable post-military employment. The return to civilian life brings many challenges for veterans, including re-entry into the civilian workforce.

Among the many skills service members cultivate in the military, leadership and critical thinking are also valued by entrepreneurs.

After leaving the military, joining the workforce is an important part of the transition to civilian life for veterans.

In the more than 10 years since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, between 2.5 and three million U.S. soldiers have served in active duty. For many of them, the transition back to civilian life is a difficult one. Veterans who find they don't enjoy, or can't fit into, ordinary working life turn to entrepreneurship at greater rates than the rest of the population.

Are you passionate about taking out the garbage or unclogging the sink? Because that's what people are willing to pay somebody to do.

Serving our country long after the military.

After serving in Iraq and Guantanamo Bay, Andrew Weins applied his military mindset to getting his business off the ground.

These are the qualities that transfer from the battlefield to business.