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???? To our Veterans, Sound Advice Counseling thanks you for your service. Your bravery and commitment mean so much to our country. We honor you on this special day. Here are some key facts about?Veterans Day?that highlight its history, significance, and traditions: 1.?Origins of Veterans Day Veterans Day originated as?Armistice Day?on?November 11, 1919, to mark the end of World War I, which concluded on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918. This was the moment when the armistice (ceasefire) was signed, ending the fighting. 2.?Name Change In?1954, after World War II and the Korean War, the U.S. government changed Armistice Day to?Veterans Day?to honor all U.S. veterans, not just those who served in World War I. 3.?The Changing of the Date In?1968, the U.S. government passed the?Uniform Monday Holiday Act, which moved Veterans Day to the fourth Monday in October. However, due to widespread public protest and confusion, President?Gerald Ford?signed a law in?1975?to return Veterans Day to November 11, where it remains today. 4.?National Ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery Each year, a national ceremony is held at the?Arlington National Cemetery?in Virginia, where the?Tomb of the Unknown Soldier?is located. The ceremony includes a wreath-laying by the President of the United States, and members of the military and government participate in the tribute. 5.?The Significance of November 11 The reason Veterans Day is held on November 11 is to honor the historical armistice that ended World War I. The date is a symbol of peace and an opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices made by military personnel. 6.?Symbols of Veterans Day The?American flag?is prominently displayed, as well as poppies, which are a symbol of remembrance, especially in countries like the U.K. The?VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars)?and?American Legion?also play a role in honoring veterans across the country. These facts provide a deeper understanding of what Veterans Day means and why it’s an important day of national remembrance and appreciation. #veteransday #thankyouforyourservice #honoringourveterans #veteransday2024 #soundadvicecounseling Camille M. Fausto I. M.

Honoring Our Heroes on Veterans Day On Veterans Day, we pay tribute to the brave men and women who have selflessly served in our nation's armed forces. Let's take a moment to explore the history and significance of this special day. Veterans Day is a federal holiday observed on November 11th of each year to honor all of America's veterans who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Today, we celebrate and give thanks to all veterans for their service, sacrifices, courage, patriotism, and love of this country. Veterans Day is linked to the "Great War" or World War I, which ended on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of 1918. Originally, the holiday commemorated the armistice or cease-fire day that ended World War I between the Allies and Germany. President Wilson commemorated this day as Armistice Day on November 11, 1919. Armistice Day officially was ended by President Dwight Eisenhower in 1954, and it became Veterans Day to commemorate American veterans of all wars. As we commemorate this day, we express our deepest gratitude to veterans for their service, valor, and resilience. We recognize the transferable skills and qualities they bring to the workforce. California Government Code section 12940 makes it unlawful for an employer to discriminate against or harass an employee because of their military or veteran status. In the unfortunate circumstance where veterans are subjected to discrimination or harassment in the workplace, our firm takes tremendous pride in advocating on their behalves. If you worked in California and believe you were subjected to discrimination or harassment at work because of your military or veteran status, contact us for a free case review at (424) 334-3194. We would love to hear from you! #VeteransDay #HonorOurHeroes #Veterans #Military #justice #employment #employeerights #work

As a proud Military Veteran, I want to take this moment on Veteran's Day to honor the 18 million living U.S. military veterans. These exceptional men and women, representing roughly 5% of the U.S. population, are part of an elite and selfless group who willingly volunteered to step into harm’s way so others could remain safe. Veterans come from every background, each bringing a unique set of experiences, strengths, and perspectives shaped by service and sacrifice. They volunteered to put duty above self, and in doing so, they gave the rest of us the freedom to pursue our careers, raise our families, and live our lives. When they transitioned back into civilian life, many of them faced, and in some cases continue to face, new sets of challenges—the cultural shift to Corporate America. Navigating the language of business, adjusting to new workplace dynamics, and building professional networks are hurdles they know all too well. It’s not always easy, and it’s not always seamless. Today, let’s not only thank Veterans for their service but recognize the dedication they bring to every role they take on and the responsibility we have to help them make a full and healthy transition. Let’s support Veterans as they continue to grow, adapt, and lead in the business world—because the qualities that made them outstanding service members make them invaluable colleagues, mentors, and leaders in every industry. Thank you, Veterans. We owe you our respect, our support, and our gratitude every day. #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #MilitaryToCivilian #VeteransInBusiness #VeteranLeadership #ServiceAndSacrifice #VeteranTransition #CorporateLeadership #GratefulNation #HireAVeteran #VeteranEmpowerment

"Honoring Veterans" ?? Veterans Day Tribute: I sincerely salute fellow veterans as a former Army Medical Service Corps officer. ?? Today, we pause to reflect on the courage, commitment, and sacrifices made by those who have served. We honor your service and express our deepest gratitude. ?? 1. Gratitude for Service: Recognizing the selfless acts of bravery and dedication that our veterans have shown. Your service has safeguarded our freedom and protected our nation. 2. Appreciation for Sacrifice: Acknowledging the personal and family sacrifices made in the line of duty. Your willingness to put country before self is a testament to your valor and patriotism. 3. Respect for Dedication: We celebrate your unwavering commitment to protecting and defending. Your dedication and resilience inspire us all. Let us never forget the legacy of our veterans and the enduring impact they have had on our lives. ?? Thank you for your service! ?? Call to Action: Share your appreciation and support for our veterans today. Let them know their efforts are recognized and valued. ?? Famous Quote: "Freedom isn't free." - Unknown ?? Written by: Michael Sandnes, MHA, Former Army Medical Service Corps Officer, Healthcare Influencer ?? Hashtags: #VeteransDay #ThankYouForYourService #ArmyMedicalServiceCorps

For this Veterans Day, we asked fellow members of the WorkSource Georgia team to answer the question, "What does Veteran's Day mean to me?". In the coming days we will be highlighting some of their stories and insights from those that served and those that know someone that served. "To me, Veterans Day stands as the second most significant federal holiday, right after Memorial Day. While Memorial Day solemnly honors the service members who gave their lives for our country, Veterans Day is dedicated to celebrating those who have served and continue to enrich our lives. Although these brave individuals have made it home, many have not emerged from their experiences entirely unscathed. Veterans share common experiences unique to military life; however, each individual’s journey is distinct. Some carry visible reminders of their service, while others bear the weight of mental scars, and many endure a combination of both. On Veterans Day, communities across the United States come together to express their gratitude in various ways, such as hosting parades and other local events. Many businesses join in by displaying messages of thanks or offering discounts to veterans. Some communities even organize initiatives aimed at providing essential resources and services for veterans in need. Additionally, Veterans Day serves as an important reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by many veterans who have not yet received the support they deserve and need. For me, Veterans Day holds profound meaning, as it not only fosters appreciation but also promotes the well-being of those who have bravely served our nation." - Bryndan Chaney, OWD JVSG team member #worksourcegeorgia #worksourcega #worksourcevets #veteransday2024 #veteransday #veterans #georgiaveterans #georgiavets #jvsg

Today, we pause to honor and express our deepest gratitude to all who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Veterans Day is not just a date on the calendar; it's a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made by brave men and women to protect our freedoms and way of life. To our veterans: Your unwavering dedication, courage, and selflessness have shaped the very foundation of our nation. You've stood on the front lines, far from home, ensuring that we can live in peace and prosperity. Your service embodies the highest ideals of duty, honor, and country. As we reflect on the significance of this day, let's remember that our veterans deserve more than just our thanks – they deserve our ongoing support and recognition. Whether it's through volunteering at local VA hospitals, supporting veteran-owned businesses, or simply taking the time to listen to their stories, there are countless ways we can show our appreciation. To the employers and colleagues of veterans: Let's continue to create inclusive workplaces that value the unique skills and perspectives that veterans bring to our teams. Their leadership, discipline, and ability to perform under pressure are invaluable assets in any organization. Today, I encourage everyone to take a moment to reach out to a veteran in your life – a family member, friend, or colleague – and express your gratitude. Share a story of how their service has impacted you or simply say, "Thank you for your service." These small gestures can mean the world to those who have given so much. Let's not limit our appreciation to just one day. Veterans Day serves as a powerful reminder to honor and support our veterans throughout the year. Their legacy of loyalty and service continues to inspire us all. To all veterans: Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and for being the embodiment of true American heroes. Your contributions will never be forgotten. #VeteransDay #HonorOurHeroes

The Coastal Empire is home to important Army installations, including U.S. Army Garrison Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield. Down here, we are a heavy military community, both active duty and veteran. Veterans are not only going to be a key part of the growing labor talent needs in the region, but there are several prominent examples of founder/CEOs who have built multi-million dollar corporations. Buck Holly shared some insights on why that is for C&H Precision and others on Good Morning, Market this week. https://lnkd.in/e9UxrdZC Why do you believe many veterans thrive as entrepreneurs? Is this the exception or the rule? I'll say that there are some really strong veteran-founded companies in my home community. #veteranbusiness #veteranowned #smallbusinesspodcast #scaleyourbusiness

Today, we honor the bravery and sacrifices made by all who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Veterans Day is a time to express gratitude for the commitment and selflessness of those who have defended our freedoms and protected our nation. To all veterans: Thank you for your service and the immense value you bring to our communities and workplaces. In recognition of Veterans Day I’d like to share the following ways we can support former military employees in our workplaces: 1. Recognize and Translate Military Skills: Take the time to understand how military roles translate to business skills. Support veterans by offering resources that match their experiences with civilian job functions. 2. Provide Flexibility and Support: Be mindful of the challenges that can come with transitioning from military to civilian work life. Flexible schedules and comprehensive mental health resources can make a big difference. 3. Celebrate Their Background: Create opportunities for veterans to share their experiences and leadership lessons. Consider hosting events or starting a veterans’ network to strengthen bonds and elevate their voices. Inclusivity empowers everyone, and as we move forward, let’s continue finding ways to better honor and support our veteran colleagues. #VeteransDay #ThankYouForYourService #WorkplaceInclusion #DiversityEquityandInclusion #DiversityMatters #InclusionMatters #EquityMatters

Hey friends and fellow veterans, I've been thinking a lot about how we can better support each other and our communities. I'm curious—how many of you have considered joining a Veterans Service Organization like the VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars)? If you haven't joined, I'd love to know why. What’s holding you back? Is it a time issue, a lack of information, or something else? Have you had any positive or negative experiences with VSOs that have influenced your decision? Let's have an open and honest conversation about how we can connect, support, and strengthen our veteran community. Your insights could help us all find better ways to support each other. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! #Veterans #SupportEachOther #VFW #Community

From the Military to the Real World: Lessons Learned and Gratitude Steve Brink went right into the Navy after he graduated high school. His experience shaped him to be a strong leader and entrepreneur in the automotive and home improvement industries. Listen to this episode and follow along at www.mmtbp.com #MilitaryLife #Veterans #Gratitude #MilitaryTraining #TransitioningtoCivilianLife #ThankYouForYourService #LifeLessons #MilitaryAppreciation #MilitaryTransition #MilitaryExperience