I think our number one priority should be making sure the veteran is taken care of, not whether or not that claim is processed in a regional office.
Mike Michaud: “I think our number one priority should be making sure the veteran is taken care of, not whether or not that claim is…”
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Michaud emphasizes prioritizing veteran care over regional office processing.
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USERRA prohibits discrimination in employment based on an individual's prior service in the uniformed services, current service in the uniformed services, or intent to join the uniformed services.
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