Family Members Indicted for Stealing Over $800k in VA Benefits
A group of family members have been indicted on charges that they fraudulently obtained over $800,000 in VA disability benefits.
Read summaries of court cases and decisions that impact federal employees and retirees.
A group of family members have been indicted on charges that they fraudulently obtained over $800,000 in VA disability benefits.
The injunction that had been preventing President Trump’s executive orders from taking effect has been lifted by an appeals court.
A federal employee at Camp Mabry has been charged with stealing over $1 million worth of military equipment.
An appeals court has denied a rehearing of a lawsuit over the Trump administration’s executive orders on labor relations.
An immigration judge has been hit with a significant disciplinary action for violating the Hatch Act.
A man who had pretended to be his dead sister in order to steal VA benefits has been sentenced to prison.
A TSA agent, fired for several instances of discourteous conduct, failed to convince the appeals court to overturn his removal because of his whistleblower status.
The appeals court is troubled by an arbitrator’s decision to mitigate a removal to an extended suspension for “time served” but not for the reasons one may think.
A Florida man has pleaded guilty to paying over $1 million to a VA employee in exchange for referrals to his company.
The Phoenix VA Associate Director, caught up in the veterans “secret” waiting list scandal allegations, was fired. See how the appeals court ruled on his case.