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A cross -party group of legislators on Capitol Hill will introduce a legislative template on Wednesday to help Americans disqualify them from military service in order to find civilian jobs in the armed forces and the defense industry.
The law to integrate the defense of the defense workforce is sponsored by Republicans and Democrats in Both congress chambers.
The proposal, which is intended to support the thousands of Americans with physical problems, which they disqualify them from the service would aim to lack the lack of workers in critical areas, including manufacturing, cybersecurity and defense logistics.
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The law on the integration of defense work is sponsored by Republicans and Democrats in both chambers of the congress. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)
“Often the US Department of Defense will invest considerable time and resources in the training of military recruits – only to take into account the recruits for medical reasons, many of which they do not prohibit our nation,” said Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Dn.H., An author of the invoice.
One of the most important provisions of legislation is the instructions of the Ministry of Defense Information about civilian employment opportunities for people who were medically disqualified during the first reviews were medically disqualified.
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The proposal would be aimed at the lack of workers in critical areas, including manufacturing, cyber security and defense logistics. (Celal Gunes/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
The law also aims to support the members of services at the beginning of their career and to expand to existing ones air force Best practices by setting up programs for the Personnel Management of Army and Marine. These programs would enable civilian attendance authorities in the Department of Defense, which improve access to the hiring process without guaranteeing jobs without guaranteeing jobs.
“Medical problems could prevent some patriotic Americans from enabling active military service, but they do not have to prevent them from finding other opportunities to serve our country,” said Senator Mike Rounds, paragraphd.
Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Dn.H., is one of the authors of the law. (Getty Images)
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Legislators want to transform a potential loss of talent into an opportunity by allowing the Ministry of Defense to keep people in which they have already invested resources.
Reuters contributed to this report.
