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Cushman & Wakefield expands veteran hiring opportunities in the US

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Cushman & Wakefield was recognized as a Top 10 Military Friendly Employer for the fifth consecutive year. The firm is expanding its hiring opportunities for veterans in the United States, particularly in skilled trades and technical professions. Cushman & Wakefield currently employs more than 1,400 veterans in its U.S. operations and plans to hire an additional 500 this year.

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The company provides career-transition support through its Military & Veterans Programs, including participation in the Department of War’s SkillBridge program. Following the announcement, shares of Cushman & Wakefield eased five cents to $13.84.

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    Cushman & Wakefield might see changes in labor costs or talent acquisition costs due to the expansion of veteran hiring.

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