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

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

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

The VA says move will make it easier to promote high-performing employees and hold poor performers accountable.

The Department of Veterans Affairs said Wednesday it was terminating most of its contracts with federal employee unions, one of the most significant consequences to date of a March executive order ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs canceled its contracts with most unions on Wednesday, saying the unions fight against the ...

The nation's largest union of registered nurses provided this statement in response to the announcement to terminate ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs has terminated collective bargaining agreements for most of its more than 350,000 unionized employees, including nurses, food service workers, technicians and ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced it is severing ties with its unions in what it says is the "best interests of veterans.” ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs will no longer recognize or negotiate with the union representing over 320,000 employees, ...