Court Orders Reinstatement of VA’s 300,000-Worker Union Contract
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A federal judge in Rhode Island ordered the Department of Veterans Affairs to reinstate a three-year union contract covering more than 300,000 workers, ruling that terminating the agreement was retaliatory and likely violated the First Amendment; the contract, ratified in 2023, must be restored for the remainder of its term.
- Judge Orders V.A. to Restore Union Contract With 300,000 Workers The New York Times
- VA ordered to restore AFGE contract under federal judge’s temporary order Federal News Network
- Court Orders Restoration of AFGE Veterans Affairs Collective Bargaining Agreement AFGE
- Judge orders VA to restore collective bargaining Government Executive
- Ranking Member Takano Applauds Judge’s Decision to Restore Collective Bargaining Agreements for VA Employees House.gov
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