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The Government Wants Your Medical Records. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The Office of Personnel Management is quietly seeking identifiable medical records on 8 million federal workers and their families — including Hampton VA Medical Center employees. No anonymization required. Health law experts are calling it potentially illegal. Here’s what it means for you and what you can do right now.
Our Local
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🚪 VA Ends Red Tape on Private Care Referrals — But At What Cost?
The VA eliminates extra approval steps for private care referrals. AFGE examines the true cost to veterans’ healthcare.
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📦 Kiggans Pushes Cloud-Based Supply Chain Pilot for VA
Rep. Kiggans pushes a cloud-based supply chain pilot for the VA to improve logistics at Hampton VAMC and beyond.
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⚠️ New Executive Order Restores Trump-Era Firing Powers at VA
A new executive order restores Trump-era firing powers at the VA, threatening job protections for federal employees.
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🗳️ AFGE Endorses Jay Jones for Virginia Attorney General
AFGE endorses Jay Jones for Virginia Attorney General in the 2025 election. Learn why this race matters for workers.
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🧨 Trump’s War on VA Unions: What’s Really Going On?
Trump’s war on VA unions explained: gag orders, RIFs, contract shredding. AFGE Local 2328 lays out what’s happening.
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🕵️ House Dems Probe VA Use of Gag Orders in RIF Planning
House Democrats probe VA’s use of gag orders during workforce reduction planning. AFGE exposes the suppression.
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⚠️ VA’s 80,000 Employee Layoff Plan Under Scrutiny
VA Secretary Collins faces bipartisan scrutiny over plans to lay off up to 80,000 employees across the department.
Our Nation
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VA Finally Orders Hampton VAMC to Honor Your Union Contract
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Your VA Therapist Is Leaving. So Is the Next One. Here’s Why.
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Federal Workers Are Not Okay. The Data Proves It. And Hampton VAMC Is No Exception.
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Court Slaps VA With Contempt Threat After Secret Move to Kill Union Contract — Again
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The VA Wants to Strip Homeless Veterans of Their Rights — And Your Coworkers May Be Asked to Help