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AM I A PROTECTED VETERAN? The Vietnam Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974 (VERSA), as amended (38 U.S.C. 4212), prohibits discrimination against protected veterans. Under VERSA, a veteran

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1. Access the necessary forms: Begin by obtaining the appropriate forms required to fill out the protected veteran information. These forms can typically be found on government websites or through your employer's human resources department.
2. Understand the definitions: Familiarize yourself with the definitions of protected veteran categories. There are four distinct categories: disabled veteran, recently separated veteran, Armed Forces service medal veteran, and active duty wartime or campaign badge veteran. Each category has its own eligibility criteria.
3. Determine your status: Assess your own status to determine which category of protected veteran you belong to. This can be done by reviewing your military records, discharge papers, or discussing it with your military personnel office.
4. Complete the necessary sections: Fill out the applicable sections on the forms accurately and completely. Provide the requested information such as your name, contact details, years of service, branch of service, and any other required details specific to your protected veteran category.
5. Submit the forms: Once you have filled out all the necessary information, ensure that you sign and date the forms where required. Review the forms for any errors or omissions before submitting them to the appropriate authority. If you are unsure where to submit the forms, reach out to your human resources department or consult the instructions provided with the forms.

Who needs protected veteran?

1. Job applicants: Job applicants who are protected veterans or believe they may fall under one of the protected veteran categories should provide this information during the employment application process. This allows employers to fulfill their affirmative action requirements and ensure equal opportunity in the workplace.
2. Current employees: Current employees, who obtain protected veteran status after their initial application or hire date, should update their employment records to reflect their protected veteran status. This information is important for reporting purposes and to ensure appropriate accommodations and support are provided.
3. Employers and HR departments: Employers and human resources departments are responsible for collecting and maintaining accurate protected veteran information. This helps employers measure and report their affirmative action efforts, track representation, and create a diverse and inclusive workplace.

Remember, it is crucial to follow applicable laws and regulations when filling out protected veteran information. If you have any specific concerns or questions, it is advisable to consult legal counsel or your employer's human resources department for guidance.

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What is protected veteran?

Protected veteran is a person who served in the military and is entitled to certain employment rights under federal law.

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Federal contractors and subcontractors are required to file protected veteran status reports.

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To fill out protected veteran status reports, employers must gather information from their employees regarding their veteran status and report it to the government.

What is the purpose of protected veteran?

The purpose of protected veteran status reporting is to ensure that veterans are not discriminated against in the employment process.

What information must be reported on protected veteran?

Employers must report the number of protected veterans they employ, as well as the number of new hires who are protected veterans.