A U.S. soldier walks out of a repair garage on...

A U.S. soldier walks out of a repair garage on a U.S. base in Kalsu, Iraq, while packing and prepping vehicles for return from Iraq. (July 18, 2011) Credit: Getty Images

Military veterans now returning to find work on Long Island have a new resource to help with the transition to civilian jobs.

Starting Wednesday, Aug. 10, Melville-based Lloyd Staffing will offer free, two-hour morning workshops on resume writing, interview skills and transitioning tips.

Called Operation Deployment to Employment, the stand-alone sessions will also be held on subsequent Wednesdays in August, and each session can accommodate the first 25 veterans who sign up.

The program can be especially helpful for those returning veterans who went directly from high school to the military with no civilian workplace experience, says Nancy Schuman, vice president of marketing for Lloyd Staffing.

For more information or to register, email LISoldiers@ Lloydstaffing.com.

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