| Company > Veterans Affairs |
You should maintain all documents sent to you and contact your state respresenative in congress.
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13 months ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
All vets should consider some type of way to volunteer to get into the system at any grades available. There is a program called CWT that helps vets and vets completing substance ...
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14 months ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Keep all documents, don't worry about references from supervisors, I just lost out a job after my reference was checked and they hired someone else. Just get past that and continue ...
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21 months ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
KEEP ALL YOUR DOCUMENTS THEN REPORT THEM TO THE PROPER EEO OFFICE
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21 months ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
[QUOTE who="michelle england in perry, Kansas"]i truely hope my attorney can get them to change their minds and it will be ceared up. he told me that the va is scared of ...
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21 months ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
You may need to contact OPM EEO to ask who you should contact, or EEO for VA should be notified. YOu will probably have to hire your own attorney, through my personal experience ...
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21 months ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
I have experienced long waiting periods many times for the FEDs over the past 30 years. My daughter, cousin and niece just experienced the same thing right here in the nations ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
I also have an interview with VA next week at HQ in DC for Admin position. You should ask the office name and research that office. Interview questions will be similar to the ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Over the past 30 years the turn around varies substantially,for instance, this position took a matter of months to actually start, 2 weeks after accepting the position, I started ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Have you contacted the HQ office for your state, state officials will ignore you, write to DC and call DC to get info on what else you can do. Write a form letter and send to ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
No,you send those no go letters to Washington DC HQ to show the pattern of blatant discrimination and/or favoritism for friends and family, if you are disabled contact DC VA ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Send that same letter to your congressional leaders, house and senate reps.
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
You need to write a letter to your senator or congressional leaders to do an investigation. YOu have six months from the agency employment denial to file a complaint with VA for ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Really if that was the way is was supposed to be, hiring in house, they would not have opened the vacancy to outside applicants, if you are a veteran and had an interview inquire ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Federal Government Jobs |
I moved to ATL three times 94, 99 and 06, no job offers in govt for that matter anywhere else except Emory. I am a vetaran of regular Army 3 years, inactive 2 years, reserve, 4 ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Federal Government Jobs |
Google OPM.GOV And US WHITEHOUSE, LIKE FOR CONSUMER AFFAIRS, CUSTOMER SERVICE OR CONTACT INFORMATION AND START CALLIN.
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2 years ago |
| Company > Federal Government Jobs |
Make sure you get a name and keep up with it, it should be personal to you at this point, just like a bill, keep up and good luck. I am compiling documents as we speak to present ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Federal Government Jobs |
You should research FBI through all internet websites
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2 years ago |
| Company > Federal Government Jobs |
Business casual and spurts of work normally during end of year and summer months.
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2 years ago |
| Company > Federal Government Jobs |
It is not legal, we are not complaining to congress and that is what OPM and other HR offices depend on to keep doing wrong, they know we will just gripe amongst each other and ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Federal Government Jobs |
Write a letter to your congressional leader or never complain again. In essence, WE have to stop talking about it and make the new administration responsible for their actions. I ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
You will have to dig into the system and find a person working in her office or above her office. Or you can write a letter to your congressional leader and ask for a status of ...
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
You should hold on to all reject letters. Once you have established a pattern of govt telling you you are not qualified, file a complaint with your congressional leader.
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2 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Thank you, keep looking and keep sharing.
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Hello, thankfully I am gainfully employed now with the feds until retirement and about to get promoted to the 9-11-12 in my field. KSA's are not really a problem for me now ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
I agree, KSA's should be kept in an ongoing word document. If you just stick with a few of the same job titles your KSA's will be somewhat the same subject matter and sometimes ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Again, keep ALL your correspondence from agencies in which you applied, then, be sure you apply correctly and keep all your documents you applied with. Keep a good papertrail and ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
I am glad that worked out for you, however, as a veteran, 60% disabled now, I have been grossly overlooked and now looking back I am trying to help others. I will consult congress ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
You're welcome, please follow up with me when you apply so that we can send your rejection letters to you congressional or house representatives in DC or your state, we have to ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
[QUOTE who="Michelle Anderson in Addison, Illinois"]I have a Master Degree / Addiction Therapaist how do I get a position in my career realted feild. I have made a many ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
SAVE ALL AGENCY DOCUMENTATION PERTAINING TO BEING OVERLOOKED BY GOVT AGENCIES AND FILE A CONGRESSIONAL WITH YOUR CONGRESSIONAL STATE REPRESENTATIVES. KEEP ALL AGENCY DOCUMENTATION ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
[QUOTE who="Ph.D. Ron"]I am convinced that 99% of the jobs that are advertised are filled from within. I have tried for 6 months on a variety of fronts and most of the ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
[QUOTE who="Donald McLorie in Winston Salem, North Carolina"]I'm a former U.S. Marine Corps (Air Wing Helicopter Crew Chief) VET and I'm very interested in working with ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Thank you for the motivation, I have interviewed for GS 6, 7 and set for a GS11 with Navy and VA. I am still not employed as a federal government employee, however, I am returning ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
[QUOTE who="Michelle Anderson in Addison, Illinois"]I have a Master Degree / Addiction Therapaist how do I get a position in my career realted feild. I have made a many ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Thank you for your assistance, I strongly feel I am blatantly being ignored by hiring officials in VA. I just want in, no matter what. I deserve to be a government employee again ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
Think seriously about relocating to the Washington DC area after being selected and offered a position. I have been interviewed over the phone and selected, accepted the position ...
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3 years ago |
| Company > Veterans Affairs |
I have worked for the Army as a civilian in Procurement, completed 2 active duty tours and one reserve tour. I have researched over the net why veterans aren't getting hired ...
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3 years ago |
