On the recordMarch 7, 2012
Making the veterans' preference laws stronger is one of those few no-cost things you have the latitude to accomplish even in a tough year which can really improve the lives of disabled veterans.
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congress.govMaking the veterans' preference laws stronger is one of those few no-cost things you have the latitude to accomplish even in a tough year which can really improve the lives of disabled veterans.
Johnson emphasizes the importance of strengthening veterans' preference laws for disabled veterans.
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