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This week in Congress: New worries about the NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 28, 2019.
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Should companies look to future skills instead of just resumes when hiring veterans?
Companies attending the second Military Times/Vets Indexes employment conference were challenged to think more broadly about why veterans may be top candidates for open jobs.
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Atlanta to get new Tricare Prime option in pilot program to test care based on value not volume
The Defense Health Agency is rolling out a new Tricare Prime option in Atlanta, part of its efforts to test “value-based care” programs.
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VA office charged with protecting whistleblowers hurts them instead, investigators say
The VA inspector general found widespread concerns with the two-year-old office, and multiple practices that would discourage employees from reporting wrongdoing.
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Should Mexico border deployments count towards Guard and reserve GI Bill benefits?
Military officials said they are looking into disparities in what benefits active-duty and part-time troops earn for similar work.
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White House responsible for delayed decision on new Agent Orange diseases, documents show
Internal documents reveal the disagreements within the Trump administration over adding new Agent Orange-connected diseases.
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More questions answered as installations get ready for the potential 3 million extra shoppers
Front gate scanners are ready for the extra people eligible to shop at military stores starting Jan. 1, officials say.
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This week in Congress: Syria questions abound
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 21, 2019.
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Man sentenced for selling crack cocaine at VA hospital
A man who pleaded guilty to selling crack cocaine at a Massachusetts veterans’ hospital has avoided additional prison time.
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Former VA secretary details dysfunction, chaos within the Trump administration
David Shulkin says he doesn’t want to attack the president, but does see big changes needed to improved public service.
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This week in Congress: New worries about the NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 28, 2019.
-
Should companies look to future skills instead of just resumes when hiring veterans?
Companies attending the second Military Times/Vets Indexes employment conference were challenged to think more broadly about why veterans may be top candidates for open jobs.
-
Atlanta to get new Tricare Prime option in pilot program to test care based on value not volume
The Defense Health Agency is rolling out a new Tricare Prime option in Atlanta, part of its efforts to test “value-based care” programs.
-
VA office charged with protecting whistleblowers hurts them instead, investigators say
The VA inspector general found widespread concerns with the two-year-old office, and multiple practices that would discourage employees from reporting wrongdoing.
-
Should Mexico border deployments count towards Guard and reserve GI Bill benefits?
Military officials said they are looking into disparities in what benefits active-duty and part-time troops earn for similar work.
-
White House responsible for delayed decision on new Agent Orange diseases, documents show
Internal documents reveal the disagreements within the Trump administration over adding new Agent Orange-connected diseases.
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More questions answered as installations get ready for the potential 3 million extra shoppers
Front gate scanners are ready for the extra people eligible to shop at military stores starting Jan. 1, officials say.
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This week in Congress: Syria questions abound
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 21, 2019.
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Man sentenced for selling crack cocaine at VA hospital
A man who pleaded guilty to selling crack cocaine at a Massachusetts veterans’ hospital has avoided additional prison time.
-
Former VA secretary details dysfunction, chaos within the Trump administration
David Shulkin says he doesn’t want to attack the president, but does see big changes needed to improved public service.
-
This week in Congress: New worries about the NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 28, 2019.
-
Should companies look to future skills instead of just resumes when hiring veterans?
Companies attending the second Military Times/Vets Indexes employment conference were challenged to think more broadly about why veterans may be top candidates for open jobs.
-
Atlanta to get new Tricare Prime option in pilot program to test care based on value not volume
The Defense Health Agency is rolling out a new Tricare Prime option in Atlanta, part of its efforts to test “value-based care” programs.
-
VA office charged with protecting whistleblowers hurts them instead, investigators say
The VA inspector general found widespread concerns with the two-year-old office, and multiple practices that would discourage employees from reporting wrongdoing.
-
Should Mexico border deployments count towards Guard and reserve GI Bill benefits?
Military officials said they are looking into disparities in what benefits active-duty and part-time troops earn for similar work.
-
White House responsible for delayed decision on new Agent Orange diseases, documents show
Internal documents reveal the disagreements within the Trump administration over adding new Agent Orange-connected diseases.
-
More questions answered as installations get ready for the potential 3 million extra shoppers
Front gate scanners are ready for the extra people eligible to shop at military stores starting Jan. 1, officials say.
-
This week in Congress: Syria questions abound
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 21, 2019.
-
Man sentenced for selling crack cocaine at VA hospital
A man who pleaded guilty to selling crack cocaine at a Massachusetts veterans’ hospital has avoided additional prison time.
-
Former VA secretary details dysfunction, chaos within the Trump administration
David Shulkin says he doesn’t want to attack the president, but does see big changes needed to improved public service.
