Fort Leonard Wood NAF Human Resources Office

Open to all students, recent graduates, and Federal academic partners.

Looking for the opportunity of a lifetime to live and work in Europe? Join the dynamic team of hospitality professionals at Edelweiss Lodge and Resort, situate...d in beautiful Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. We offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to spend 15 months in the heart of Europe. Edelweiss Lodge and Resort guests are exclusively US service members and their families stationed worldwide. Make a positive impact on the vacation experience of these most deserving guests! After work, you are surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Bavarian Alps. Apply today and explore your passion for the wellness and well-being for deserving guests of the US military. Details : 15 month work commitment Transportation to and from Germany Free, dorm-style housing directly at the Resort Competitive wages and benefits must have a valid US Passport Support the vision of Edelweiss Lodge and Resort during your international experience of a lifetime. To apply, applicants must send their resume to [email protected] today!

The Ozark Tavern will re-open for seated dining TOMORROW, 10 Feb. They are open Wednesday - Saturday from 11 am - 9 pm. Find more info & the menu at the link below https://leonardwood.armymwr.com/programs/ozark-tavern

Apply here: https://bit.ly/3kjugUJ

Lake of the Ozarks Recreation Area Salary $9.92 to $11.57 per hour... Apply online until - 11 SEP 2020 https://go.usa.gov/xGWrU

Q: How do I get information from my civilian personnel records? A: Civilian personnel records are normally transferred to the National Personnel Records Center within 120 days after an employee's separation from Federal employment. If less than 120 days have elapsed since separation, write to the last employing office. Thereafter, send your request to the National Archives. https://www.archives.gov/personnel-/civilian-personnel/faqs

Hatch Act & Political Elections. Everyone seems to have a lot to say about politics, and federal employees are likely no exception. But unlike most members of the general public, civil servants are subject to restrictions in the Hatch Act and have to be very careful about how, when and where they engage in political speech and other political activity. The wrong status update on Facebook could cost a private sector employee a few "friends," but it might cost a federal emplo...yee his or her job. The concept of the Hatch Act might seem simple enough: don't engage in partisan political activity while you're on the clock, but with the rise of social media and mobile work arrangements things can get complicated. https://osc.gov/Services/Pages/HatchAct-FAQ.aspx

Today! Interviewing Techniques - Registration Link Below

https://www.military.com//break-into-the-federal-workforce