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Pay raises for thousands of military employees under new federal worker minimum wage
About 56,000 civilian military employees and almost 10,000 VA workers will benefit from the change.
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Exchange shopping approved for more than half a million DoD, Coast Guard civilians
New policy directs in-store shopping privileges within 30 days for DoD and Coast Guard civilians
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VA to launch full review of electronic medical records overhaul amid concerns over project’s progress
The 12-week review will look at issues with the new system but will not consider abandoning the project.
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Hacker group targeted law firms, released veterans’ stolen data related to PTSD claims
The posted information includes details from VA personal injury cases, pain diary entries, fee agreements and HIPPA consent forms. It is unclear, however, whether clients from the firms are aware some of their sensitive information has already posted to the web.
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Lawsuit accuses DoD of not securing millions of troops’ personal info
Vietnam Veterans of America is suing the Defense Department for potentially exposing personal information of millions of current and former service members through lax oversight of its Servicemembers Civil Relief Act website.
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Shulkin promises problematic VA workers will be fired
In his first interview since taking the job, the VA secretary said accountability is among his top priorities.
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Report: Civilian hiring managers love veterans, but don’t always understand them
A new survey indicates civilian hiring officials see veterans as valuable recruits still struggle with how to handle their concerns and professional development.
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Report: Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan cost almost $5 trillion so far
The $4.79 trillion total includes not only the costs of equipment and troops, but also of veterans’ care and foreign aid.
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Pay raises for thousands of military employees under new federal worker minimum wage
About 56,000 civilian military employees and almost 10,000 VA workers will benefit from the change.
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Exchange shopping approved for more than half a million DoD, Coast Guard civilians
New policy directs in-store shopping privileges within 30 days for DoD and Coast Guard civilians
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VA to launch full review of electronic medical records overhaul amid concerns over project’s progress
The 12-week review will look at issues with the new system but will not consider abandoning the project.
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Hacker group targeted law firms, released veterans’ stolen data related to PTSD claims
The posted information includes details from VA personal injury cases, pain diary entries, fee agreements and HIPPA consent forms. It is unclear, however, whether clients from the firms are aware some of their sensitive information has already posted to the web.
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Lawsuit accuses DoD of not securing millions of troops’ personal info
Vietnam Veterans of America is suing the Defense Department for potentially exposing personal information of millions of current and former service members through lax oversight of its Servicemembers Civil Relief Act website.
-
Shulkin promises problematic VA workers will be fired
In his first interview since taking the job, the VA secretary said accountability is among his top priorities.
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Report: Civilian hiring managers love veterans, but don’t always understand them
A new survey indicates civilian hiring officials see veterans as valuable recruits still struggle with how to handle their concerns and professional development.
-
Report: Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan cost almost $5 trillion so far
The $4.79 trillion total includes not only the costs of equipment and troops, but also of veterans’ care and foreign aid.
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Pay raises for thousands of military employees under new federal worker minimum wage
About 56,000 civilian military employees and almost 10,000 VA workers will benefit from the change.
-
Exchange shopping approved for more than half a million DoD, Coast Guard civilians
New policy directs in-store shopping privileges within 30 days for DoD and Coast Guard civilians
-
VA to launch full review of electronic medical records overhaul amid concerns over project’s progress
The 12-week review will look at issues with the new system but will not consider abandoning the project.
-
Hacker group targeted law firms, released veterans’ stolen data related to PTSD claims
The posted information includes details from VA personal injury cases, pain diary entries, fee agreements and HIPPA consent forms. It is unclear, however, whether clients from the firms are aware some of their sensitive information has already posted to the web.
-
Lawsuit accuses DoD of not securing millions of troops’ personal info
Vietnam Veterans of America is suing the Defense Department for potentially exposing personal information of millions of current and former service members through lax oversight of its Servicemembers Civil Relief Act website.
-
Shulkin promises problematic VA workers will be fired
In his first interview since taking the job, the VA secretary said accountability is among his top priorities.
-
Report: Civilian hiring managers love veterans, but don’t always understand them
A new survey indicates civilian hiring officials see veterans as valuable recruits still struggle with how to handle their concerns and professional development.
-
Report: Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan cost almost $5 trillion so far
The $4.79 trillion total includes not only the costs of equipment and troops, but also of veterans’ care and foreign aid.
