Let's just say it helps if you've listened to Deep Purple's Highway Star.Evo said:
Gokul43201 said:You have to read between the lines. Or does it take a mind in the gutter to decipher what wollie's saying?
Lacy33 said:
A "veteran in good working order" typically refers to a military veteran who is physically and mentally capable of performing job duties and responsibilities.
To become a "veteran in good working order," one must serve in the military and receive an honorable discharge. This means completing their service without any negative incidents or disciplinary actions.
No, not all veterans are considered to be in good working order. Some may have physical or mental disabilities that prevent them from being able to perform certain job duties. However, many veterans are able to successfully transition into the workforce and be productive employees.
"Veterans in good working order" may be eligible for various benefits such as healthcare, education assistance, and employment assistance through organizations like the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Labor.
Employers can support "veterans in good working order" by offering job opportunities, accommodating any necessary accommodations, and providing a welcoming and inclusive work environment. Employers can also participate in programs and initiatives that support veterans in the workforce.