Looking for work? Cleanup sites could hire 40,000 or more in 5 years

By Staff Reports

While it is hardly a secret that Department of Energy weapons complex sites are badly in need of fresh blood to compensate for a wave of retirements, a recent analysis by a contractor group quantifies the scope of the situation. The Energy Facility Contractors…

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