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Become a Board Member for the Selective Service System and join the men and women who are closely connected to our nation’s defense helping to increase Selective Service registration awareness.
Local Board Members play an important community role closely connected with our nation’s defense. In the event of a draft, approximately 2,000 Selective Service local boards would decide which registrants in their respective communities receive deferments, postponements, and/or exemptions based upon established criteria. Each local board consists of three or more members who are appointed by the President from recommendations made by the respective Governors or comparable executive officials.
Explore a career in public service with challenging work, training, advancement opportunities, competitive wages, healthcare coverage, paid vacation, and unique work-life benefits including telework, remote work. and flexible schedules.
USAJOBS serves as the federal government’s primary employment platform, linking job seekers to federal job opportunities nationwide and globally to help individuals find the perfect job matches.
OPM assists the president in overseeing the federal government’s civil service and seek candidates to support crucial initiatives, providing rewarding experiences in HR guidance and contributing to an efficient employment merit system.
The SSS has collaborated with Today’s Military. The Military is made up of six branches, each with their own active-duty and part-time components. Each varies in service commitment, location and how its members contribute to the overall mission of protecting our country, though all components are on the same rank-based pay scale.
