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The 66-year-old is part of the growing mature labor force that's chosen to continue working or to re-enter the work force upon retirement.
The report shows that since 2004, veteran employment increased to 456,256 out of a work force of 1.
We realize that we cannot effectively accomplish our mission with a work force that only represents one culture," Says Michele Hamilton, Director, EEO and Diversity, for CI.
 
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