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House Panel Advances Legislation to Expand VA Medical Employee Bargaining Rights

Government Executive U.S. Army veteran Gene Moy, 103, left, of Seattle prepares to get the second shot of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination, Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021, from Levone Walton, right, a nurse at the VA Puget Sound Health Care System campus in Seattle. Ted S. Warren / AP Get the latest on need-to-know topics for federal employees delivered to your inbox. email House Panel Advances Legislation to Expand VA Medical Employee Bargaining Rights The VA Employee Fairness Act would grant medical professionals the right to bargain over scheduling and official time, and to file grievances over pay disputes. The House Veterans Affairs Committee on Tuesday voted 17-11 to advance legislation that would expand the collective bargaining rights of medical professionals at the Veterans Affairs Department, allowing them to negotiate over issues related to patient care and clinical competencies.

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VA Seeks 125% Increase in Diversity and Inclusion Counselors

Government Executive Get the latest workforce news delivered to your inbox. email VA Seeks 125% Increase in Diversity and Inclusion Counselors Lawmakers, stakeholders note that the Veterans Affairs Department has a long way to go to ensure equity in its workforce, particularly within senior executive ranks. Senior Correspondent The Veterans Affairs Department is preparing to significantly boost efforts to diversify its workforce and promises to add staff and resources to improve oversight of equity initiatives across its vast network of facilities and programs. Lawmakers, outside stakeholders and department officials all suggested at a House Veterans Affairs Committee hearing on Thursday that VA has a long way to go to ensure fairness within its workforce, noting the available data show inequality is still prevalent and allegations of discrimination are not promptly handled. VA is fielding about 5,700 informal equal employment opportunity complaints an

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Mammoth Toxic Exposure Push Could Be Biggest Congressional Health Care Effort in Years

Rep. Mark Takano, D-Calif. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen) 5 May 2021 Rep. Mark Takano, D-Calif., is aiming for a seismic move to open up care and disability to a half-century worth of veterans sickened by toxic exposure, in what could be one of the largest health care efforts on Capitol Hill in years. We cannot continue to tackle this topic one disability at a time, Takano, chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee, said at a hearing on the matter Wednesday . 2021 should be the year, and will be the year, we pass comprehensive legislation that meets the needs of all veterans, current and future, who are exposed to toxic substances while serving our country.

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VA asks for delay in House committee s call for toxic exposure legislation

VA asks for delay in House committee s call for toxic exposure legislation By (0) Members of Congress are working to unify several bills into comprehensive legislation to serve veterans whose health was affected by toxic airborne substances, including those caused by burn pits, one of which is pictured at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan. Photo courtesy of U.S. Army May 5 (UPI) While the House Veterans Affairs Committee seeks reforms regarding toxic exposure illnesses, the Veterans Affairs department sought a delay on Wednesday. Fifteen bills to help veterans suffering from illnesses believed to be caused by overseas exposure to toxic air or materials await action in Congress.

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House Veterans Affairs Committee Passes Reps Gallego, Johnson, O Halleran, Cole Bill to Support Native Veterans Attending Tribal Colleges and Universities – South Dakota War College

House Veterans Affairs Committee Passes Reps Gallego, Johnson, O Halleran, Cole Bill to Support Native Veterans Attending Tribal Colleges and Universities – South Dakota War College
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