University of Akron Study: Military Veterans Earn More Money Than Non-Veterans

Jul 27, 2019

Military veterans make more money than non-veterans, a new University of Akron study says.

Veterans earned an average of $26 an hour between 2005 and 2015, compared to $21 an hour for non-veterans, concluded the study, “The Veteran Wage Differential.”

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University of Akron Study: Military Veterans Earn More Money Than Non-Veterans

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