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Transportation Associate (Military Veterans Encouraged to Apply) conduct yard audits, complete driver training programs (Hostler, CDL School, etc.) Follow hostler and delivery schedules, track and report working hours and breaks at appropriate times, adhere to yard safety policies, obey all applicable traffic laws, and drive in accordance with weather/road conditions.
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A former military man who loves to talk, teach, and tell great stories. Or Recruiting Specialist Helena 630. Former railroad employee and horse lover. who can be a friend and companion to him and his puppy.
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Provide military science instruction and training and field instruction and training in accordance with Cadet Command’s program of Instruction (POI), syllabus, and other ROTC-directed or emerging training in various settings on and off campus, to include field environments.
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As a representative of the Armed Forces (active or retired), volunteering your time with a Residential Hospice Veteran means sharing a common language, culture, and code of honor with someone who appreciates the bond that is unique to those with military service.
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Military Pathways Direct Hire Program, Business Banking, Business Relationship Manager I, Officer. The JPMorganChase (JPMC) US Military Pathways Direct-Hire Program offers a challenging and rewarding work experience that provides acclimation support, coaching and dedicated program managers, job skills training, networking with colleagues and senior level management, and the exposure needed to grow into a future leader across our most demanding business areas.
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