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Disabled Veterans Should Have The Right To Work

United Spinal Association’s VetsFirst believes that every disabled veteran has the right to work. The honorable men and women who have become disabled through their service of our country deserve our support - not only for the purpose of restoring their health, but also to restore their livelihoods.
Most veterans gave up their jobs to serve their country Many will now be discriminated against when attempting to re-enter the work force. Why? Because they have a disability.
The courts have set up a bizarre Catch-22 whereby an employer can say that a person is “too disabled” to do the job, but “not disabled enough” to be protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act. This needs to change!
United Spinal Association VetsFirst along with Vietnam Veterans of America has from the onset made every effort to combat this injustice.
Twenty two veterans and military organizations have signed letters to Congress supporting a bill that protects people with disabilities from discrimination on the job.
VetsFirst United Spinal Association
Disabled American Veterans
Jewish War Veterans
Veterans of Modern Warfare
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Blinded Veterans of America
Federation of Govt. Employees
National Assoc for Uniformed Services
Reserve Enlisted Association
Naval Reserve Association
Sergeants Association
Enlisted Association of the National Guard
Vietnam Veterans of America
Paralyzed Veterans of America
AMVETS
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Military Officers Association of America
National Association for Black Veterans
Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America
American GI Forum of the U.S.Air Force
Non Commissioned Officers Association
 
 

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