Roughly 6,000 veterans are among the tens of thousands of people laid off by the U.S. DOGE Service in recent weeks.
Mass layoffs at the Department of Veterans Affairs will begin in June as President Donald Trump orders for federal workforce cuts. Will NJ be affected?
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Arkansas bill proposes unpaid Veterans Day leave for veteransAn Arkansas Bill was introduced to require employers to provide unpaid leave on Veterans Day to Veteran employees, as long as ...
A day after the Department of Education made deep cuts expected to gut the agency, Trump said many of them weren't doing much ...
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Veterans Affairs to cut 70K jobs, local veteran deeply concernedThe Department of Veterans Affairs is planning a major restructure, cutting more than 70,000+ jobs and canceling duplicative ...
Paul Critchett battled Veterans Affairs for years, certain his terminal cancer diagnosis stemmed from radiation exposure. On ...
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) plans to cut approximately 70,000 employees, VA Secretary Doug Collins stated Wednesday.
Congressman Doug LaMalfa says he doesn't know yet if there will be any cuts that will impact or affect employees or services ...
“Today’s reduction in force reflects the Department of Education’s commitment to efficiency, accountability, and ensuring ...
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Fired Veterans Affairs worker in New Mexico describes shock of losing jobThe place where thousands of New Mexico veterans get health and mental care, is bracing for cuts as the Trump Administration ...
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