Increases civil service credits given to veterans currently returning from service.

This bill aims to give more civil service credits to veterans who are returning from military service. This means that veterans would have an advantage when applying for government jobs, helping them transition back into civilian life more easily.

Supporters of the bill would highlight its importance in honoring veterans and recognizing their sacrifices. They would argue that providing additional civil service credits is a fair way to help veterans reintegrate into society and find stable employment.

Critics might argue that increasing civil service credits for veterans could lead to unfair advantages over other job applicants who do not have military experience. They may also express concerns about the potential impact on the hiring process within government positions.