VA accelerates effort to get new employees at their jobs sooner to keep up with health care demands

The Department of Veterans Affairs will hold events in November to rush new employees into place and fill vacant posts faster as the agency works to hire 50,000 workers yearly to keep up with the demands and trends affecting veterans' health care.

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