Anonymous
USA#2
Mon, September 14, 2009
This is why I will never, in any management role I have, hire anyone that is in the military. It's complete BS that companies have to hold your job for you while you go work another job. I couldn't tell my boss "Hey, I'm going to go work for Target for a year, but when I get done there I expect my job back within three days or I'll sue you!" I'll buy into the whole serving your country line when you do it without receiving a salary. Until then, it's a job like any other job.
Larry
Leander,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, June 26, 2006
USERA is a Federal Program and state employees are not handling those cases. However D.O.L. V.E.T.S. would handle this. I think you are dealing with local policy as well. We have a Hollywood Video that does everything it can to accomodate the veterans. They have even taken donations of tapes and CD's to ship to Ft. Hood for shipment overseas. Every business has jerks in management positions and there is nothing to be done about that. Let the Federals handle this and if a case is indeed there they will solve the problem or fine the company. The carry a big hammer. Time is also of the essence with them. They will not "slow things down". Their job is to get what is best for the veteran and as quickly as possible. I am sorry if someone had a bad experience with the "State" again not everyone with the state operates that way. There are dedicated, hard working vet reps in this state that have, until recently, been held at bay to do thier jobs properly. Texas Veterans Commission now has the employment program and I look for things to improve greatly.
Angela
Charlotte,#4Consumer Suggestion
Thu, June 22, 2006
I understand your aggression, but I don't the poster meant anything by the bitching comment, only used it as humor. Their suggestions, however, were warrented and expected in the accusations you are stating. If everything you said is true, and I have no reason to doubt you, then take it to a lawyer, the state only slows things down. A good lawyer would be chomping at the bit for a case like you have stated! Either way, good luck and thank you for your service to our country!
Brian
Galveston,#5Author of original report
Tue, June 20, 2006
your response was of no help and as far as the bitching goes, I am not bitching, just letting the world know how hollywood treats its vets, and for your information, this matter is being handled by the state labor dept.
Brian
Galveston,#6Author of original report
Tue, June 20, 2006
your response was of no help and as far as the bitching goes, I am not bitching, just letting the world know how hollywood treats its vets, and for your information, this matter is being handled by the state labor dept.
Brian
Galveston,#7Author of original report
Tue, June 20, 2006
your response was of no help and as far as the bitching goes, I am not bitching, just letting the world know how hollywood treats its vets, and for your information, this matter is being handled by the state labor dept.
Brian
Galveston,#8Author of original report
Tue, June 20, 2006
your response was of no help and as far as the bitching goes, I am not bitching, just letting the world know how hollywood treats its vets, and for your information, this matter is being handled by the state labor dept.
Russ
Brandon,#9Consumer Suggestion
Tue, June 20, 2006
Have you considered calling the state wage and hour department? Hollywood has printed policies and procedures which they may be in direct violation. As a vet, there are certain legal avenues you can take. Have you contacted an attorney? Bitching about something is like sitting in a rocking chair; gives you something to do but doesn't get you anywhere! Good Luck and Welcome Back!