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Where are the veterans in the federal workforce?
Federal government representatives talk about their commitment in hiring veterans, but how well do they really do?
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Disabled veterans sports clinic returns to Snowmass
More than 400 fellow disabled veterans at the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic in Snowmass Village in Colorado.
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Sailors bounced from recruit training thanks to dependent medical records, parents say
The Navy has clarified how it can access the medical history of sailors and Marines whose parents are, or were, in uniform.
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Court ruling could extend disability benefits to thousands of injured veterans
Under the old rules, veterans had to have a clear medical explanation for their pain in order to be eligible for disability payouts.
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Wilkie’s move to acting VA secretary raises new issues for Pentagon personnel office
Shakeup also impacts office that oversees defense health, education programs, exchanges and commissaries.
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Acting VA Secretary works to refocus staffers in his first public remarks
Robert Wilkie, who took over the post last week, called for VA workers to work together “across all office barriers and across all compartments.”
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Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
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White House doctor could face the most contentious VA confirmation process ever
No VA Secretary pick has ever received an opposition vote in the Senate. Will Dr. Ronny Jackson become the first?
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Ousted Shulkin rejects White House claim he resigned VA job
Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin is making it clear he was fired from his job amid conflicting claims from the White House.
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Wisconsin becomes first state with ‘Green Alerts’ for vulnerable vets
veterans who might be in need of assistance, WMTV/NBC15.com has reported.
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Where are the veterans in the federal workforce?
Federal government representatives talk about their commitment in hiring veterans, but how well do they really do?
-
Disabled veterans sports clinic returns to Snowmass
More than 400 fellow disabled veterans at the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic in Snowmass Village in Colorado.
-
Sailors bounced from recruit training thanks to dependent medical records, parents say
The Navy has clarified how it can access the medical history of sailors and Marines whose parents are, or were, in uniform.
-
Court ruling could extend disability benefits to thousands of injured veterans
Under the old rules, veterans had to have a clear medical explanation for their pain in order to be eligible for disability payouts.
-
Wilkie’s move to acting VA secretary raises new issues for Pentagon personnel office
Shakeup also impacts office that oversees defense health, education programs, exchanges and commissaries.
-
Acting VA Secretary works to refocus staffers in his first public remarks
Robert Wilkie, who took over the post last week, called for VA workers to work together “across all office barriers and across all compartments.”
-
Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
-
White House doctor could face the most contentious VA confirmation process ever
No VA Secretary pick has ever received an opposition vote in the Senate. Will Dr. Ronny Jackson become the first?
-
Ousted Shulkin rejects White House claim he resigned VA job
Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin is making it clear he was fired from his job amid conflicting claims from the White House.
-
Wisconsin becomes first state with ‘Green Alerts’ for vulnerable vets
veterans who might be in need of assistance, WMTV/NBC15.com has reported.
-
Where are the veterans in the federal workforce?
Federal government representatives talk about their commitment in hiring veterans, but how well do they really do?
-
Disabled veterans sports clinic returns to Snowmass
More than 400 fellow disabled veterans at the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic in Snowmass Village in Colorado.
-
Sailors bounced from recruit training thanks to dependent medical records, parents say
The Navy has clarified how it can access the medical history of sailors and Marines whose parents are, or were, in uniform.
-
Court ruling could extend disability benefits to thousands of injured veterans
Under the old rules, veterans had to have a clear medical explanation for their pain in order to be eligible for disability payouts.
-
Wilkie’s move to acting VA secretary raises new issues for Pentagon personnel office
Shakeup also impacts office that oversees defense health, education programs, exchanges and commissaries.
-
Acting VA Secretary works to refocus staffers in his first public remarks
Robert Wilkie, who took over the post last week, called for VA workers to work together “across all office barriers and across all compartments.”
-
Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
-
White House doctor could face the most contentious VA confirmation process ever
No VA Secretary pick has ever received an opposition vote in the Senate. Will Dr. Ronny Jackson become the first?
-
Ousted Shulkin rejects White House claim he resigned VA job
Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin is making it clear he was fired from his job amid conflicting claims from the White House.
-
Wisconsin becomes first state with ‘Green Alerts’ for vulnerable vets
veterans who might be in need of assistance, WMTV/NBC15.com has reported.
