The re-employment of soldiers returning from the Iraq War is stirring litigation and confusion in the workplace, with veterans fighting to get their jobs back and employers scrambling to find out what their obligations are to those returning. Labor and employment attorneys say that with more than 500,000 troops starting to come home, the issue of getting them back to work has become a growing concern.
December 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The re-employment of soldiers returning from the Iraq War is stirring litigation and confusion in the workplace, with veterans fighting to get their jobs back and employers scrambling to find out what their obligations are to those returning.
Labor and employment attorneys say that with more than 500,000 troops starting to come home, the issue of getting them back to work has become a growing concern.
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