reservist's

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LAWRENCE: Now he and other employers are getting a chance to see the reservist's other life.

CNN Transcript Sep 5, 2009 2009
PHILLIPS: A Navy reservist's yard gets a makeover.

CNN Transcript Oct 21, 2008 2008
But that might not be enough to replace a reservist's group insurance if his or her company cancels it.

When Duty Has A Price 2008
PHILLIPS: Well, a Navy reservist's neighbors come to the rescue in Washington state after a huge dispute on the home front.

CNN Transcript Oct 21, 2008 2008
Now, the Army reservist's neighbors in Washington State are answering their own call.

CNN Transcript Oct 20, 2008 2008
No law requires an employer to continue a reservist's pay.

When Duty Has A Price 2008
The rules require the military to consider a reservist's prior service and the types of hazards the service member confronted.

Archive 2007-07-08 Sinfonian 2007
Further, military officials are to look at the reservist's family situation and whether the person's employment is needed to "maintain the national health, safety or interest."

Archive 2007-07-08 Sinfonian 2007
The rules require the military to consider a reservist's prior service and the types of hazards the service member confronted.

A reservist says "hell, no, I won't go" Sinfonian 2007
There are some exceptions; a reservist's job can be cut during company-wide layoffs or if a particular job is phased out permanently.

War Stories: Painful Deployments 2007