Veterans' Employment and Training Service (VETS)

The Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program got this veteran get back on her feet when she was facing housing insecurity.

Once facing unemployment and housing instability, today veteran Wil Lowe is thriving and is an advocate for the Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program.

Our HIRE Vets Medallion Award recognizes exceptional employer efforts to recruit, employ and retain veterans.

Navigating military transition while outside the continental U.S. can be extremely challenging - but we can help.

How our IT hub helps support tools that connect veterans and their families with career training and good jobs.

Marine Corps 1st Sgt. Aubrey Wrenn was ready to retire and work as a civilian.

Harbor Care is on a mission to end veteran housing insecurity in New Hampshire. We recently spoke with Army veteran Wade Thompson to see how his life changed through the support he received.

When the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations and Management, Margarita Devlin, visited the Boston Region Department of Labor Veterans’ Employment and Training Service team, it was clear their sense of teamwork contributed immensely to their success. The Boston Region Department of Labor Veteran Employment and Training Services team is committed to doing everything they can to ensure that veterans can enjoy long-term employment and a better quality of life. 

Every year, more than 200,000 service members transition out of the military. The transition experience can be full of unknowns and unexpected emotions. A common transition concern for many service members is how to find a new professional identity and navigate the civilian job world.  

At the Department of Labor’s Veterans’ Employment and Training Service we’re working to support veterans experiencing homelessness through our Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program, a competitive grant program focused on reintegrating individuals into the workforce and building strong systems to address the challenges veterans experiencing homelessness routinely face.