In a sweeping policy shift that could reshape labor relations at one of the largest federal agencies, the U.S. Department of ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs is terminating collective bargaining agreements with several key government unions ...

According to the VA, the decision follows a March executive order signed by President Donald Trump that eliminated collective ...

The move runs against the Trump administration’s claims to federal jurists that agencies would wait until the conclusion of ...

President Donald Trump issued an order ending the contracts in March, but it was temporarily halted by a lawsuit. Earlier ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs said the move supports an executive order from President Donald Trump that canceled ...

Last week, the Department of Veterans Affairs terminated collective bargaining agreements with multiple federal workforce and health care unions – including the AFGE.

VA Secretary Doug Collins said the decision to end the labor contracts of most of its workers follows an executive order from ...

Rep. Shontel Brown calls the move "a shameful assault" on VA employees, while the department claims it will improve veteran ...

Too often, unions that represent VA employees fight against the best interests of Veterans while protecting and rewarding bad ...

About 80% of VA's roughly 450,000 employees are union members, but the department will no longer honor its contracts with the ...

Podcast explores how an executive order stripped collective bargaining rights from thousands of VA employees at Cleveland's ...