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For disabled veterans, getting hired is hard. Getting accommodated is harder.

Both are fixable -- if agencies choose to actually use the tools already on the books.

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Federal News Network· Oct 13, 9:06 PMFor disabled veterans, getting hired is hard. Getting accommodated is harder.

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