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Lack of oversight caused VA to overspend by tens of millions on prosthetics: watchdog
An OIG report has found the VHA is overspending on prosthetics.
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Veterans benefits could see a big cost-of-living boost later this year
Outside groups estimate the increase could be more than 6.0 percent for the first time in decades.
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OPM temporarily drops relocation requirements for special military spouse hiring
The new Office of Personnel Management regulation allows agencies to use military spouse special hiring authorities in a broader range of cases.
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Report calling for troop and retiree pay cuts is grossly misleading
The figures used in the CSIS report were grossly misleading in 2012 and are even more so now.
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Federal judge gives green light for two mold lawsuits filed by military families
Judge denies privatized housing companies’ request to dismiss the mold lawsuits.
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Commissary customers worldwide will soon have curbside pickup
Click2Go starts Sept. 20 at commissaries in Europe, and Sept. 27 in the Far East.
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Some newly retired sailors’ pay and Tricare benefits affected by technical glitches
The Navy’s transition to a new personnel system has also affected some active-duty sailors’ pay, ID cards and Tricare benefits.
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Second largest federal insurer launches vaccination reward program
Federal employees insured under a GEHA plan could receive $75 for proof of their vaccination status.
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Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
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New plan scales back massive cuts in military medical billets
Many of the billets will be either replaced by civilian hires or their work will be ‘absorbed’ by others.
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Lack of oversight caused VA to overspend by tens of millions on prosthetics: watchdog
An OIG report has found the VHA is overspending on prosthetics.
-
Veterans benefits could see a big cost-of-living boost later this year
Outside groups estimate the increase could be more than 6.0 percent for the first time in decades.
-
OPM temporarily drops relocation requirements for special military spouse hiring
The new Office of Personnel Management regulation allows agencies to use military spouse special hiring authorities in a broader range of cases.
-
Report calling for troop and retiree pay cuts is grossly misleading
The figures used in the CSIS report were grossly misleading in 2012 and are even more so now.
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Federal judge gives green light for two mold lawsuits filed by military families
Judge denies privatized housing companies’ request to dismiss the mold lawsuits.
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Commissary customers worldwide will soon have curbside pickup
Click2Go starts Sept. 20 at commissaries in Europe, and Sept. 27 in the Far East.
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Some newly retired sailors’ pay and Tricare benefits affected by technical glitches
The Navy’s transition to a new personnel system has also affected some active-duty sailors’ pay, ID cards and Tricare benefits.
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Second largest federal insurer launches vaccination reward program
Federal employees insured under a GEHA plan could receive $75 for proof of their vaccination status.
-
Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
-
New plan scales back massive cuts in military medical billets
Many of the billets will be either replaced by civilian hires or their work will be ‘absorbed’ by others.
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Lack of oversight caused VA to overspend by tens of millions on prosthetics: watchdog
An OIG report has found the VHA is overspending on prosthetics.
-
Veterans benefits could see a big cost-of-living boost later this year
Outside groups estimate the increase could be more than 6.0 percent for the first time in decades.
-
OPM temporarily drops relocation requirements for special military spouse hiring
The new Office of Personnel Management regulation allows agencies to use military spouse special hiring authorities in a broader range of cases.
-
Report calling for troop and retiree pay cuts is grossly misleading
The figures used in the CSIS report were grossly misleading in 2012 and are even more so now.
-
Federal judge gives green light for two mold lawsuits filed by military families
Judge denies privatized housing companies’ request to dismiss the mold lawsuits.
-
Commissary customers worldwide will soon have curbside pickup
Click2Go starts Sept. 20 at commissaries in Europe, and Sept. 27 in the Far East.
-
Some newly retired sailors’ pay and Tricare benefits affected by technical glitches
The Navy’s transition to a new personnel system has also affected some active-duty sailors’ pay, ID cards and Tricare benefits.
-
Second largest federal insurer launches vaccination reward program
Federal employees insured under a GEHA plan could receive $75 for proof of their vaccination status.
-
Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
-
New plan scales back massive cuts in military medical billets
Many of the billets will be either replaced by civilian hires or their work will be ‘absorbed’ by others.
