Labor Day provides us with an opportunity to reflect on the work that we do here at VA, and the hard-working people who show up every day to make VA’s ongoing mission of service to Veterans a reality.
As many of us enjoy a well-earned respite from our duties for the holiday, many members of our team will stand ready to serve those who have served this country. VA never closes, and every day—even a holiday—is an opportunity to recognize the people who make this organization one of the top five Best Places to Work in the Federal Government.
In support of our team, we continue to work on hiring employees faster, increasing scheduling flexibility and reducing practice inefficiencies. In so doing so, we can empower you to have more control over your workday, promote a healthy work-life balance, support your well-being, and strengthen our culture to support you.
All that and more is available with every VA career. No matter your position, we offer numerous employment benefits that will make a difference for you and your family.
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Where is this fantasy place where the staff cares about their patients? At my VA the veterans are treated as a nuisance to be ignored. It does no good to complain because your complaint will be swept under the rug. If you challenge the leadership they will stop serving you. No the VA staff is not to be thanked for their wonderful service but be forced to do at least the very minimum of their duties.
I am grateful, most deeply, for the attentive professionalism of the overwhelming majority of VA medical personnel and staff.
Not every employee should celebrates some employees do not take pride on their job and foregate the very and primary reason who they work for. Top employees at the VA Harlingen on winch they do not want to process an appeal to the proper channels and after two rears they do not want to give me an answer.
A huge THANK YOU!!!! to everybody within the VA that assists the veterans and anybody else in their care. From the topmost position all the way down to the lower levels (there is no lowest level) your efforts are appreciated!!!!