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1,000 U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs workers laid off

Department of Veterans Affairs lays off more than 1,000 employees

The mass firing of federal workers is now underway; it was ordered by the Trump administration in an attempt to cut down the deficit. Among the cuts were more than 1,000 employees from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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1,000 United States Department of Veterans Affairs workers laid off

More than 1,000 United States Department of Veterans Affairs employees nationwide are out of a job. This comes after a press release on the official website said the layoffs were aimed at probationary workers.

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Department of Veterans Affairs places 60 DEI employees on leave with salaries totaling more than $8M

The Department of Veterans Affairs placed about 60 employees focused on DEI initiatives on leave, and according to the agency, their combined salaries totaled more than $8 million.

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Department of Veterans Affairs cancels $178K in subscriptions to Politico Pro

The Department of Veterans Affairs is cutting a six-figure contract with Politico for its premium subscription service, ...

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'Gender identity section' on Veterans Affairs profile page deleted, DOGE says

The second image is labeled “after.” There is no gender identity section in it. “Fixed. The Gender Identity section has been ...

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Veterans Affairs carves out potentially hundreds of thousands of staffers from ‘buyout’ offer

President Donald Trump’s administration is creating an exemption for an estimated 200,000 workers at the Department of Veterans Affairs who won’t be eligible to take the “buyout” aimed at slashing the ...

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Doug Collins confirmed as veterans affairs secretary in latest addition to Trump Cabinet

Washington — The U.S. Senate on Tuesday confirmed Doug Collins as secretary of veterans affairs, putting the former ...

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Doug Collins confirmed to lead Veterans Affairs, aiming to cut red tape and provide care

Former Georgia Rep. Doug Collins, a defender of President Trump in his first term, won Senate confirmation to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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