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My understanding is that in exchange for a pay bump, there's no more time going towards your severance pay. You can still choose to get it when you get out, but the only time you'll get compensated for is from when you joined until now. If you joined five years ago, you'll get five weeks when you get out, BUT you'll get it at the rank you have when you get out.
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If the Navy ever gave the civilian quals its sailors deserved it'd be impossible to keep people in.
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Cascade of errors? Or elaborate coverup of the escape of dozens of lab-created wolfmen? 
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EightFlyingCars posted:i had the weirdest compulsion to check out joining the forces today. does canada want a reasonably fit homemaker with a college degree or are they just gonna tell me to gently caress off? They do but they're gonna play hard to get
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You're technically not "posted" anywhere as a reservist, especially after you're trade-qualified. Places have positions that are designated for reservists and you apply for those jobs. If they select you you're offered a contract for an amount of time. A lot of reservists are "Class A" most of the time meaning they work only evenings and weekends and occasionally you might get weeks or months of employment elsewhere.
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