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New program brings veterans into acquisition workforce
Lisa Doyle, chancellor of the VA Acquisition Academy, talks to Federal Drive with Tom Temin about an internship for returning veterans who want to be contracting specialists.
Tags: Veterans Affairs , acquisition , workforce , contracting , Lisa Doyle , VA Acquisition Academy , Federal Drive ,
VA's Blue Button technology extending to rest of feds
The e-health records technology pioneered by the Veterans Affairs Department will soon be available to the rest of federal employees in the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program.
Tags: Peter Levin , VA , technology , e-health records , Federal Drive , Blue Button
VA offers free credit monitoring after mistaken data release
The Department of Veterans Affairs is offering free credit monitoring for one year to more than 2,200 veterans after the agency mistakenly released personal information of those vets online.
Tags: VA , cybersecurity , credit monitoring ,
Operation Jump-Start helps veterans find civilian careers
Ed Meagher, a vice president at contracting giant CSC, joined In Depth with Francis Rose to discuss how Operation Jump-Start helps veterans find civilian careers.
Tags: Ed Meagher , CSC , acquisition , industry , Operation Jump-Start , veterans employment , In Depth , Francis Rose
First lady: More research on veterans medical care
Tags: VA , Michelle Obama , PTSD
HUD, VA collaboration succeeds in finding vets homes
President Barack Obama has promised to end homelessness among veterans within three years. He's made it a high-priority goal, challenging agencies to meet it without additional resources or laws. Officials say they're on track thanks to a unique collaboration between two agencies and dozens of local partners is focusing on the toughest cases.
Tags: HUD , VA , Mark Johnston , Clayton McGee , HUD-VASH , Vince Kane , homelessness , performance management agenda , best practices , Emily Kopp , High priority goals
VA: Happy feds saved $200 million in turnover costs
The Department of Veterans Affairs avoided $200 million in turnover costs by investing in online training resources for employees, Assistant Secretary for Human Resources and Administration John Sepulveda told Federal News Radio. He also explained how the VA plans to make veterans 40 percent of its workforce, weather the retirement tsunami and continue to be a federal leader on human capital issues in a wide-ranging interview.
Tags: John Sepulveda , CHCO Council , VA , pay and benefits , workforce , hiring , recruitment , retention , Disabled , Latino , Hispanic , employment , diversity , Emily Kopp
Veteran hires at highest level in 20 years
Nearly three in every 10 new hires in the government is a veteran, marking the highest percentage of new hires in more than 20 years. Just two out of the 24 agencies in the President's Council on Veterans Employment failed to meet their goals. The council released Tuesday preliminary fiscal 2011 employment data.
Tags: Emily Kopp , employment , workforce , hiring , OPM , John Berry , DHS , Treasury , NRC
Officials cite drop in homelessness among veterans
Tags: Shaun Donovan , Barack Obama , HUD , VA , Congress ,
VA initiative revives doctor's house call with modern twist
Jonah Czerwinski, the director of the Va's Innovation Initiative and a senior adviser to the Veterans Affairs secretary joined In Depth with Francis Rose to discuss a pilot program giving veterans access to virtual doctor's visits.
Tags: technology , VA , Jonah Czerwinski , Innovation Initiative , VAi2 ,




