U.S. Army works to attract recruits
The United States Army only met 75% of its recruitment goal this fiscal year.
Source: wtol.com
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The United States Army only met 75% of its recruitment goal this fiscal year.
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The maximum compensation in the past was $40,000, but new recruits who commit to six years of service can now receive a $50,000 bonus.
The military is competing with a hot job market.
The military branch hopes an additional cash incentive will attract more qualified young adults to sign up.