David DeVries serves as the Defense Departmentâs deputy chief information officer for information, integration and technology where he works to consolidate department rules in order to build information assets for DoD personnel,
MoreSome Military Retirement and Compensation Modernization Commission have discussed an idea consolidate healthcare systems of the departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs, Military Times reported Thursday. Patricia Kime writes the unified health system concept was introduced
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The Veterans Benefits Administration could furlough more than 10,000 employees if it runs out of money from its mandatory spending accounts, Federal News Radio reported Thursday. Jared Serbu writes these furloughs would come
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The Veterans Affairs Department will temporarily close its regional offices and furlough 7,000 workers responsible for claims processing as the government shutdown continues, Military Times reported Monday. Rick Maze writes the VA
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The House voted 259-157 Thursday to approve a measure that would provide funding for disability claims and GI Bill benefits programs run by the Department of Veterans Affairs, Military Times reported Thursday.
MoreAn organization representing top federal managers claims that proposed legislation to ban bonuses for senior executives at the Department of Veterans Affairs is “counter-productive,” GovExec reports Tuesday. Eric Katz writes the Senior Executives
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Executive Mosaic staffers cast their eye every day on the GovCon industry’s largest players by tracking the latest executive appointments and business activity that shapes the sector. One area our media team
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The House of Representatives is looking to formulate a four-year review on Veterans Affairs planning in order to identify the agencyâs long-term program requirements, Stars and Stripes reported Wednesday. Leo Shane III
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The Veterans Affairs Department has reduced the number of backlogged disability claims by 74,000 since it began the verification process in March, Nextgov.com reported Wednesday. Bob Brewin writes Thomas Murphy, director of
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A House Veterans Affairs subcommittee chairman said 20 million veterans had their records compromised due to hacks originating in foreign nations, Gov Info Security reported Wednesday. Eric Chabrow writes Oversight and Investigations
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