House Veterans Affairs Committee

VA bonuses, Veterans Homeless Grants

VA warns of historic $15B budget shortfall. House committee says more hiring ‘above all’ is driving up costs

The Department of Veterans Affairs’ financial experts tell lawmakers that the historic funding discrepancy is due to increased hiring and pharmaceutical…

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VA bonuses, Veterans Homeless Grants

VA paid nearly $11M in bonuses to ineligible executives, watchdog finds

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VA bonuses, Veterans Homeless Grants

VA sexual harassment investigation recommends firing, recouping bonuses from supervisors

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Still a lot of work to do to gain the trust of VA whistleblowers

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VA bonuses, Veterans Homeless Grants

VA whistleblower office no longer ‘agency in crisis.’ But lawmakers question its results

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VA bonuses, Veterans Homeless Grants

VA committee leaders demand ‘guardrails’ for bonuses as agency claws back payouts to career executives

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va, AI, AI use cases, veterans

VA wraps first-wave EHR fixes, but employees ‘strongly disagree’ it’s ready to move forward

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AP/Charles DharapakVA, IT, data

VA, AFGE reach ‘historic’ settlement to reinstate, compensate thousands of wrongfully fired feds

The department expects the settlement agreement with AFGE to cost hundreds of millions of dollars, but it will take years to either reinstate or compensate…

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VA says ‘true independent’ oversight coming to major acquisitions after lawmaker probes

The Department of Veterans Affairs is laying the groundwork for greater oversight of its major acquisitions, following repeated probes from lawmakers….

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House GOP pushes bill to fast-track firing at VA. Agency leaders doubt it’ll help

Top Republicans on the House Veterans Affairs Committee are leading a bill to let the Department of Veterans Affairs once again fire employees more quickly.

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