The dismissals are the first since Congress passed a law this summer making it easier for veterans who experience delays to get care outside VA’s nationwide network of hospitals and clinics. The law also made it easier for the agency to fire senior officials suspected of wrongdoing, shortening their appeals process to 28 days.
Among those being fired were a top purchasing official at the Veterans Health Administration, directors of VA hospitals in Pittsburgh and Dublin, Georgia, and a regional hospital director in central Alabama, the VA said.
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Four down - a bunch more to go...
Did they make it easier to fire at other agencies or is this a special case that will sunset after a few years so they can go back to their old ways?????
Think about this - the pattern repeated itself across the country. And those who implemented it received performance bonuses.
The fake waiting lists were built by design from way up top.
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