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ESGR Facts• DOD organization under the auspices of Deputy Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs.y

• National Headquarters located in Arlington VA.

• More than 4 500 volunteers in 55 ESGR committees –• More than 4,500 volunteers in 55 ESGR committees –one committee in each state, U.S. territory, D.C., & Europe. 52 current AZ ESGR Members

• 1.2 million Americans serve in the Reserve Forces –Army Reserve, Army National Guard, Navy Reserve, Marine Corps Reserve Coast Guard Reserve Air ForceMarine Corps Reserve, Coast Guard Reserve, Air Force Reserve, Air Guard – and make up nearly half the national defense strength

The LawTitle 38 Section 43 United States Code

The Uniformed Services Employment

Title 38 Section 43 United States Code

The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act

(USERRA) id t ti t(USERRA) provides protection to, and the rights of both employers, and their employees who participate in the

Guard and the Reserve. All ESGR personnel are required to receive

USERRA trainingUSERRA training.

Benefits to Hiring ServiceBenefits to Hiring ServiceMembersMembersMembersMembers

• Outstanding global perspective• On time all of the time• On-time, all of the time• First class image• ProfessionalProfessional• Calm under pressure• Can do attitude• Physically fit and drug free• Mission Critical skills• Responsible

– Bottom Line; Military employees help a company’s profit margin because they are more productiveprofit margin because they are more productive because of their military training

Since 9/11Since 9/11• Arizona units some of the first in Iraq

• Over 8,500 have deployed

• Many 2-3 times

A i h 14 000 G d d R• Arizona has over 14,000 Guard and Reserve service members

• Supported Arizona disasters

• Katrina support

• Operation Jump Start Support

• AZ currently has 2028 Guard and ReserveAZ currently has 2028 Guard and Reserve deployed as of July 6 , 2010

• Nationally, there are 120,477 Guard and Reserve deployed as of July 6, 2010

ESGRESGR

4 Programs and Services4Statement of Supportpp4Employer Awards 4Briefing with the Bossg4Boss Lifts 4Military Outreach4Ombudsman

Statement of SupportStatement of Support

4A statement signed by the employer indicating their support for the Guard and Reservefor the Guard and Reserve

4All RC members should encouragetheir employer to sign thistheir employer to sign thisstatement to display their support

4Form available on line at www.esgr.mil

30,000 Feet above the P ifi O SOS Si iPacific Ocean SOS Signing

Employer AwardsEmployer Awards

i d4 Patriot Award4Awarded to an employer who

has been supportive of thehas been supportive of the Guard and Reserve

4Award is comprised of a4Award is comprised of a DoD certificate and a lapel pin

44RC members can nominate their employer for this award on line at www.esgr.mil

Patriot Award Presentation

Employer AwardsEmployer Awards

4Above and Beyond Award4Awarded by the State Committee to employers who go ‘above and beyond’ the requirements of the law to support Guardsman and Reservists

4Pro Patria Award4Awarded annually by the State Committee to the most supportive employer in the State/Territory

Employer AwardsEmployer Awards

44Freedom Award4Awarded by the Secretary of Defense to the top 15 employers nationwidethe top 15 employers nationwide

4Categories include; small companies l i d i i l/ ’tlarge companies and municipal/gov’t

4Nomination period opens the first week of November 2010

Briefing with the BossBriefing with the Boss

4An exchange of information betweenemployers, unit leaders and ESGR Repsp y , p

4Opens up communicationOpens up communication4Educates employers and unit leaders4Builds relationships, develops partnerships4Coordinate briefings through the State Committee

Boss LiftsBoss Lifts

4 An event that transports employers toobserve RC members in action

4Helps employers learn more about the Guard & p p yReserve and gain an appreciation for their mission4 Builds relationships, develops partnerships4 S d i l b lif il bl4 State and national boss lifts available4 Coordination is through the State Committee

161st & 162nd161st & 162nd AZ ANGAir-RefuelingAir-RefuelingOPS

Operation Jump Start Boss Lift in Nogales, AZ March 26, 2008

USS Nimitz Boss LiftMarch 23-25 2009

Military OutreachMilitary Outreach Volunteers

ESGR volunteers who assist reserveESGR volunteers who assist reserve component units in the development and implementation of an effectiveand implementation of an effective

Employer Support Program

Breakout of AZ RC Members

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Arizona – RC & Employers by County

County RC EmployersMaricopa 9270 2200Pima 3979 710Pima 3979 710

Coconino 413 78Cochise 209 133Yuma 169 69Yuma 169 69Pinal 149 74Yavapai 102 66Navajo 92 35jSanta Cruz 45 16Graham 43 13La Paz 0 2Mohave 0 52Gila 0 16Apache 0 28Greenlee 0 2

14471 3498

Ombudsmen VolunteersOmbudsmen Volunteers4ESGR volunteers who help employers and RC p p y

members resolve employment related issues

4Provide information and answer questionsProvide information and answer questions

4Serve as an advocate for employers and RC membersmembers

4Resolve over 90% of cases received in accordance with the lawwith the law

AZ ESGR Ombudsmen C A ti it f FY 10Case Activity for FY 10

Problem Type # of Svc RequestsBonus 1Bonus 1Discrimination 58Eligibility for reemployment 11Granting mil leave to employee 5Harassment 6J b l t 28Job placement 28Medical benefits 1Notifying employer 5Other benefits 6Other issues 17Pay 5Seniority benefits 2Termination protection 12Time limits for reemployment 4Vacation time 6Vacation time 6Work schedule 8

SUM: 175 total cases as of July 13, 2010

Volunteer Opportunities4The Arizona ESGR Committee is actively looking for

local business men and women and military associated personnel to join our committee to gain and maintain support from all public and privateand maintain support from all public and private employers

4ESGR business expenses such as mileage lodging4ESGR business expenses such as mileage, lodging & other expenses in most cases will be reimbursed

4To join our committee call 602-629-4031 or email4To join our committee call 602-629-4031 or email at [email protected] or visit www.esgr.mil

For more InformationFor more Information• Me, Scott Essex, 480-250-4902 or Butch , ,

Wise, 602-629-4031• Ombudsman Service, 1-800-336-4590• Department of Labor (Veterans Affairs)

602-542-2516

Our web sitewww.esgr.milwww.esgr.mil

Scott Essex480-250-4902

[email protected]

EmployerPartnership.org

Trained in America’s Armed Forces means ready to work for you.

http://www.usar.army.mil/arweb/epiEmail address: arcareers@usar army milEmail address:  [email protected]

703‐601‐0898

20 July 2010 Approved: Mr. Daniel Allen, Director, EPO

EPO Goals

Focus on skill sets in the Reserve Component and match themFocus on skill sets in the Reserve Component and match them to the Civilian workforce in order to build Capacity & Capability

Transform the way Employers look at the Reserve Component -t li bilit b t l dd d f t l tnot as a liability but as a value added source of talent

Identify and capitalize on shared training and credentialing between the military and the private sectorbetween the military and the private sector

Continue collaboration with the private sector to identify and implement future workforce innovations

20 July 2010 Approved: Mr. Daniel Allen, Director, EPO

Continuum of Career

Sh d H C it lShared Human Capital Strategy

A collaborative system that provides the military and civilian Employer a skill rich highly capableand civilian Employer a skill-rich, highly capable Servicemember and employee who provides a competitive edge to the military against America’s enemies and to the Employer in the marketplace or public service

20 July 2010Approved: Mr. Daniel Allen, Director,

EPO

marketplace or public service.

20 July 2010Approved: Mr. Daniel Allen, Director,

EPO

AgreementsAgreements

Nearly 1100 Agreements

• Focus on major corporations• Associations• State placement agencies

20 July 2010Approved: Mr. Daniel Allen, Director,

EPO

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3‐Phase Triage

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20 July 2010 Approved: Mr. Daniel Allen, Director, EPO

How Does It Work?

SoldiersEmployers

How Does It Work?

How Does It Work?

Follow EPO on these social media sites:

My Army Reserve blog:  http://epocareers.blogspot.com/

www.facebook.com/employerpartnership

http://twitter.com/EPOCareersp // /

www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1617837&trk=hb_side_g

www.flickr.com/photos/epoCareers

20 July 2010 Approved: Mr. Daniel Allen, Director, EPO

P S t M (PSM) W t f th Mi i i iProgram Support Managers (PSM) West of the Mississippi

John Patterson380th AG Bn

Renee Chase372nd EN Bde

Remi Olodun416th ENCOM

TaShara Oyegun311th ESC

Mark Simonsen651st RSG380th AG Bn

Bothell, WAWA,OR,AK

[email protected]

Retired USN

372nd EN BdeFt Snelling, MNND,SD, MN, WI404-313-2557

[email protected] - FRG

416th ENCOMDarien, ILIL, IA, MI

[email protected]

Retired Active Army

311th ESCLos Angeles, CA

So CA404-313-2459

[email protected] USAR

651st RSGAurora, CO

CO, MT, WY404-323-4853

[email protected] USAR

Phil Stage368th MI Bn

Oakland, CANorthern CA & Western NV

404 323 4685

Scott Essex301st MI BnPhoenix, AZ

AZ404 323 4759

Diane Boeger209th CS GpBelton, MO

KS, MO, OK, NE404 323 4847

Chuck Rackham96th RRC

Ft Douglas, UTUT, ID, NV-E404 323 4788

Ron Bouldin807th MEDCOMSeagoville, TX

TX, NM404 313 2492

20 July 2010 Approved: Mr. Daniel Allen, Director, EPO

[email protected]

Retired USAR

[email protected]

Former Air Force

[email protected]

NPS-AUSA

[email protected]

Retired ARNG

[email protected]

Retired USAR

P S t M (PSM) E t f th Mi i i iProgram Support Managers (PSM) East of the Mississippi

Rachel Foster Ken Forchielli Ronnie Brincefield George Goldsmith Dave Lemaire143rd TSC

Orlando, FLFL

[email protected]

Retired Active Army

405th CSHWorcester, MA

MA, CT, ME,NH, RI, VT404-323-4773

[email protected] USAR

642nd CS GpDecatur, GAGA, So AL

[email protected]

Retired USAR

g207th CS Gp

Ft. Jackson, SCSC, NC

[email protected]

Retired USAR

377th CSCNew Orleans, LA

LA, MS, AR985-788-5301

[email protected] USAR

Robert Pignatelli1179th TC BdeNew York, NY

NY-E, NJ404 323 4749

Roger Quilty640th RSG

Nashville, TNTN, KY, AL-N404 323 4764

Ray Luppe316th MSC

Coraopolis, PAPA, WV, NY-W, OH-E

404 323 4087

Dan Pence310th CSC

Indianapolis, ININ, OH-W

404 313 2776

Dennis Wilkie352nd CA

Ft. Meade, MDMD, DE, DC, VA

404 313 2522

20 July 2010 Approved: Mr. Daniel Allen, Director, EPO

[email protected]

Retired USAR

[email protected]

Retired ANG

[email protected]

Retired USAR

[email protected]

Former Marine

[email protected]

Retired USAR

Questions?

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