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

Veterans and union workers rallied Friday to protest deep cuts at the VA and the loss of collective bargaining rights, ...

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 ...

New and expecting parents who work at Veterans Affairs are getting approved maternity and paternity leave canceled after ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs has canceled its collective bargaining agreements with labor unions representing more than ...

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

The VA is ending its union deals with five major unions, a move which it believes will help the agency "spend more time with ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs is voiding union contracts for more than 400,000 workers, part of the Trump administration ...

Last week, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs terminated union contracts for most bargaining-unit employees, stripping ...

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

A recent executive order allowed the Department of Veterans Affairs to cancel collective bargaining agreements. Now, labor unions in Nashville and across the country are responding.