OEF stands for organizational efficiency, see below as @bbu has it defined well
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Honeyhell-Bent you are an idiot. Veterans are, indeed, a protected class under federal law.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_class
They are a protected class.
If you fire someone because they a are a woman that is illegal. If you fire someone because they are catholic that is illegal. If you fire someone because they are a veteran that is illegal. If they fire you because of your age or disability that is illegal.
That is why the RIF books publish age so they can legally prove you weren't terminated because you were old/young. The demographics of the group rif'd needs to align with the company demographics. Google 'protected employment classes'
Vets get preferential hiring consideration, not protected employment
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Love, Dave
OEF = organizational efficiency.
For financial purposes OEF expense is the cost of our people = salaries, OT, payroll taxes, health insurance, etc + cost of subcontractors
A RIF will reduce those OEF costs
veteran status is a protected employment class...
So i think it would be relevant to a RIF
Yes - that's a very popular definition of this acronym. But it has nothing to do with the RIF.
Vets who served in Afghanistan ?
Operation Enduring Freedom?