Veterans Affairs

VA Secretary Doug Collins Welcomes Employees Back to In-Person Work
Secretary Doug Collins announces VA’s shift to in-person work, ensuring a smooth transition while prioritizing service to Veterans.
Why Veterans should celebrate World No Tobacco Day
Stopping tobacco use can improve your mental health and sense of well-being and improve physical health. Good news: Never too late to stop using tobacco and start enjoying a better quality of life.
VA Police: Protecting those who protected us
VA Police are trained to de-escalate potentially violent situations.
September and all year round:
HARLINGEN, Texas – September marked the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs [...]
Staying happy at work: how to maximize your career satisfaction
Your career is a big part of your life, so [...]
The jobseeker and “Taking a Stand”
Unless you are living in a bubble, no doubt you [...]
VA secretary and Canadian minister of Veterans Affairs forging partnership to address issues faced by both nation’s Veterans
The two-day U.S.-Canadian VA meeting focused on issues affecting Veterans from both nations, such as easing service members’ transition to civilian life, preventing homelessness among the Veteran community and mental-health support.
Telephonic applications: Making health care easier for Veterans
Well, the last few days/weeks of a lot of peoples’ [...]
VA – More than a “best place to work” ranking
Who decides the “best places to work”? Employees who walk [...]
Helping Veterans, one hug at a time
Three people, two Veterans, one goal – “Bring awareness to [...]
From the Civil War to present day, VA helps generations of families
If your Monday is anything like mine, you are busy [...]
Giving comfort to Veterans having babies
For more than 90 years, VA has initiated groundbreaking research [...]

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