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Gov. Ralph Northam has been great at press conferences on COVID. One thing he still hasn’t gotten down: getting the Virginia Employment Commission in any kind of working order. This week, Sen. Mark Warner, a former governor, called Northam out on the continued failures at VEC.
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A group of lawmakers is urging President Joe Biden to rectify instances in which several White House staffers were reportedly suspended, put on probation, or asked to resign after honestly disclosing past cannabis use.
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The number of initial unemployment claims filed during the most recent filing week was 60 percent lower than when pandemic employment impacts first began to be felt a year earlier.
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Here’s a roundup of ways the pandemic is affecting automotive industries.
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About 2.4 million women left the workforce in the last year, a number that is a third higher than the approximately 1.8 million men who left the workforce.
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Car accident liability is a subset of employment law that can easily get complicated, especially in situations where the employer may be at fault for employee actions.
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Upon earning your nursing diploma and certification, you are ready to begin your career. The best way to do that appeals differently to individuals.
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Here are some practical solutions that can help you survive a bad financial situation.
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When it comes to publishing rights, copyrights, and the border between inspiration and plagiarism, a bit of law knowledge may come in extremely handy.
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The number of Virginia high school seniors who have completed the FAFSA is down 10 percent in 2021. A statewide effort is under way to address that with free, one-on-one FAFSA completion assistance.
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