When it comes to military job retention rates, not all specialties are created equal. A Marine in an administrative or logistics role, for example, may see a lot less turnover in their specialty than ...

New Army recruits going into two of the service's most critical fields will no longer be able to choose which specific jobs they enlist into, according to an internal service email reviewed by ...

Military families face numerous challenges during relocations, and a recent U.S. Army Financial Management Command policy to help them is paying big dividends in the areas of readiness, family support ...

Army jobs that build civilian-ready skills and industry certifications can create a foundation for a successful career beyond the uniform.

The U.S. Army is cutting about 5% of its ranks — 24,000 jobs in all — as it embarks on a structural revamp to balance recruiting shortfalls with changing military circumstances. Most of the cuts will ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The Army is looking for Texans ready to be all they can be in its civilian workforce. The service is hosting an in-person hiring fair in Arlington on April 13 — a different approach to ...

All U.S. soldiers and Army civilian employees must report to the service any offers for secondary employment or requests to ...

Job-seeking veterans tell me they want generous salaries, solid benefits and a little slice of that work-from-home pie. Yet the dream job they yearn for most is a job in leadership after the military.

Marines in the final scout sniper course breathe in tear gas during a training event at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Dec. 13, 2023. (Lance Cpl. Zachary Candiani/Marine Corps) When it comes to ...

When it comes to military job retention rates, not all specialties are created equal. A Marine in an administrative or logistics role, for example, may see a lot less turnover in their specialty than ...