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Gov. Ralph Northam announced $1.5 million in grants to seven school divisions to implement career and technical education programs to prepare students for high-wage, in-demand careers.
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The global pandemic has changed the face of hiring and recruitment, not just for the short term. In this article by Ron Cardenas, a Vice President of Human Resources in Omaha, Nebraska, we review how talent acquisition will never be the same even after COVID-19 abates.
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The Virginia Department of Elections has launched a Vote with Confidence website.
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Cyberattacks are becoming more and more sophisticated and common. The FTC estimates that consumers lost $3.3 billion to phishing schemes and other fraud in 2020, nearly double the losses in 2019.
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With more and more businesses now storing their vital documents, files, and data digitally, finding the best cloud backup solution has become vital.
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Virginia Tech has announced the formation of the Virginia Tech National Security Institute.
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A huge amount of business is now conducted online, this could be because of remote working, holding conferences with people in faraway locations, online marketing or getting sales online. A WiFi connection and working computer have never been more important.
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine has joined U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar to introduce the Freedom to Vote Act, legislation to improve access to the ballot for Americans.
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When the world thinks about new businesses and start-ups, Silicon Valley is the first location to come to mind. As the world continues to boom on and grow, opportunity begins to present itself in some of the most unlikely of spaces.
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Daniel Rico awakens early each weekday morning to drive to a parking garage two blocks away from the state capitol building in Richmond.
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