Army likely won't meet recruiting goals this year
The U.S. Army will likely not meet its recruiting goals for this year citing the tight labor market and higher wages from private companies.
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The U.S. Army will likely not meet its recruiting goals for this year citing the tight labor market and higher wages from private companies.
(WASHINGTON) -- The Army's recruiting challenges this year continue as senior U.S. Army officials acknowledged to Congress on Tuesday that the total size of the
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With only three months remaining in the fiscal year 2022, every branch of the US military has come short of meeting its recruitment goal.