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Man who swindled $13 million from VA sentenced to 6 years
A man who operated parking lots for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs in Los Angeles was sentenced Monday for bilking the agency of $13 million and bribing the official who granted his parking contracts.
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VA accused of failing to pay bills for health care company
Months of unpaid invoices to the Department of Veterans Affairs has prompted a health care provider in New Hampshire to stop servicing more than a dozen veterans in New Hampshire.
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Leaving the military? You’ll get extra time to use benefits like free tax help, counseling
Military OneSource’s free resources now will be available for up to a year after separation.
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Concerns build over Trump’s unofficial advisers on veterans policy
Democrats are furious over reports that members of Trump’s Florida resort may be setting VA policy in secret.
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Going to a job fair? This is what you should expect to get out of it.
We all know searching for a new job is tough, but what can make it even harder is setting your expectations too high — only to be crushed when they’re not met. Hire Our Heroes founder Dan Caporale talks with Rebootcamp about managing expectations while on the job hunt.
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Democrats demand White House reveal details of outside businessmen’s influence on VA policy
A ProPublica report Tuesday identified three associates of the president as major players in VA operations, even though they have no official government roles.
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New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
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Want job search help and $320?
Participants will be placed into either a national or local program offering career services to veterans with disabilities, and researchers will follow them over a three-year period to track outcomes such as earnings, employment and well-being.
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Cancer study of nuclear test site expected to finish in 2019
A long-anticipated study into the cancer risks of New Mexico residents living near the site of the world’s first atomic bomb test likely will be published in 2019, the National Cancer Institute announced.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets hits record low
The unemployment rate among post-9/11 veterans hit a record low last month, driving the largest gap in unemployment between veterans and nonveterans so far this year.
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Man who swindled $13 million from VA sentenced to 6 years
A man who operated parking lots for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs in Los Angeles was sentenced Monday for bilking the agency of $13 million and bribing the official who granted his parking contracts.
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VA accused of failing to pay bills for health care company
Months of unpaid invoices to the Department of Veterans Affairs has prompted a health care provider in New Hampshire to stop servicing more than a dozen veterans in New Hampshire.
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Leaving the military? You’ll get extra time to use benefits like free tax help, counseling
Military OneSource’s free resources now will be available for up to a year after separation.
-
Concerns build over Trump’s unofficial advisers on veterans policy
Democrats are furious over reports that members of Trump’s Florida resort may be setting VA policy in secret.
-
Going to a job fair? This is what you should expect to get out of it.
We all know searching for a new job is tough, but what can make it even harder is setting your expectations too high — only to be crushed when they’re not met. Hire Our Heroes founder Dan Caporale talks with Rebootcamp about managing expectations while on the job hunt.
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Democrats demand White House reveal details of outside businessmen’s influence on VA policy
A ProPublica report Tuesday identified three associates of the president as major players in VA operations, even though they have no official government roles.
-
New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
-
Want job search help and $320?
Participants will be placed into either a national or local program offering career services to veterans with disabilities, and researchers will follow them over a three-year period to track outcomes such as earnings, employment and well-being.
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Cancer study of nuclear test site expected to finish in 2019
A long-anticipated study into the cancer risks of New Mexico residents living near the site of the world’s first atomic bomb test likely will be published in 2019, the National Cancer Institute announced.
-
Unemployment for post-9/11 vets hits record low
The unemployment rate among post-9/11 veterans hit a record low last month, driving the largest gap in unemployment between veterans and nonveterans so far this year.
-
Man who swindled $13 million from VA sentenced to 6 years
A man who operated parking lots for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs in Los Angeles was sentenced Monday for bilking the agency of $13 million and bribing the official who granted his parking contracts.
-
VA accused of failing to pay bills for health care company
Months of unpaid invoices to the Department of Veterans Affairs has prompted a health care provider in New Hampshire to stop servicing more than a dozen veterans in New Hampshire.
-
Leaving the military? You’ll get extra time to use benefits like free tax help, counseling
Military OneSource’s free resources now will be available for up to a year after separation.
-
Concerns build over Trump’s unofficial advisers on veterans policy
Democrats are furious over reports that members of Trump’s Florida resort may be setting VA policy in secret.
-
Going to a job fair? This is what you should expect to get out of it.
We all know searching for a new job is tough, but what can make it even harder is setting your expectations too high — only to be crushed when they’re not met. Hire Our Heroes founder Dan Caporale talks with Rebootcamp about managing expectations while on the job hunt.
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Democrats demand White House reveal details of outside businessmen’s influence on VA policy
A ProPublica report Tuesday identified three associates of the president as major players in VA operations, even though they have no official government roles.
-
New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
-
Want job search help and $320?
Participants will be placed into either a national or local program offering career services to veterans with disabilities, and researchers will follow them over a three-year period to track outcomes such as earnings, employment and well-being.
-
Cancer study of nuclear test site expected to finish in 2019
A long-anticipated study into the cancer risks of New Mexico residents living near the site of the world’s first atomic bomb test likely will be published in 2019, the National Cancer Institute announced.
-
Unemployment for post-9/11 vets hits record low
The unemployment rate among post-9/11 veterans hit a record low last month, driving the largest gap in unemployment between veterans and nonveterans so far this year.
