Law, 22.05.2020 03:08, rodolfoperezzz1332

You are a geologist working for an oil company. As a member of the National Guard, you were called to active duty to serve in Afghanistan for a year shortly afterward. The oil company said the job would be there for you upon your return. You served with distinction and contacted your old company. Unfortunately, the company informed you that the position had been filled and there was no open position for you.
If the company does not uphold the USERRA law, which organization can you contact to fight for your employment rights?

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