Unemployment continues to be one of the biggest struggles veterans face after exiting the military. Whether it\u2019s due to emotional distress, physical injury, or financial hardship, many veterans are unable to land a job. Making matters worse, there are far too few programs that veterans can look to for help.<\/p>\n
Fortunately, one Metro Detroiter\u2019s has a simple, yet genius, answer to this problem: \u201cGive them a bike\u201d. It may not sound like much, but Bikes for Vets is the real-deal. It eliminates the one of the largest barriers to employment, transportation. The cost of maintaining and insuring a car is very high in Michigan. If a person cannot afford a car, they have no way of getting to work unless he\/she relies on someone else for a ride. When you are dependent on someone else to get you to work, there are always scheduling conflicts that will force you to be late (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Unemployment continues to be one of the biggest struggles veterans face after exiting the military. Whether it\u2019s due to emotional distress, physical injury, or financial hardship, many veterans are unable to land a job. Making matters worse, there are far…<\/span><\/p>\n