Pelosi taps Beyer to lead joint economic committee
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi today recommended Rep. Don Beyer, D-Va., to serve as the Vice Chair of the Joint Economic Committee.
Search Results for employment
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Jeff English Hoboken discusses why more Virginians should be starting careers as graphic designers
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Graphic design is a stable career because the skills to do the job are highly in-demand. Not only do graphic designers have no issues finding work, but many can also demand a premium price for their services.
Ebbin bill would protect LGBTQ Virginians from discrimination
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State Sen. Adam Ebbin, D-Alexandria, has introduced legislation that would provide nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people in public employment and housing.
Virginia State Police launches trooper recruitment website
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The Virginia State Police is welcoming the New Year and a new decade with a new recruitment website.
Virginia 2020: ERA, reproductive rights, affordable housing among highlights
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The Virginia 2020 plan rolled out by Gov. Ralph Northam and Democratic leaders on Tuesday sets out an ambitious agenda for the upcoming General Assembly session.
Northam expands opportunities for people with disabilities
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Two executive actions issued Thursday by Gov. Ralph Northam will ensure inclusion and opportunity for Virginians with disabilities.
Brain Injury Connections welcomes Thomas Jorgensen to board
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Brain Injury Connections of the Shenandoah Valley announced the addition of Thomas Jorgensen to the organization’s board of directors.
Here’s what Wikipedia doesn’t tell you about assessment centers
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An assessment center is the name given to the process of being examined on your suitability for employment at a certain organization.
Luria, Spanberger back bill to address agricultural labor shortages
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The House voted Wednesday to pass H.R. 5038, Farm Workforce Modernization Act of 2019. This bipartisan bill will help Coastal Virginia’s agricultural industry by implementing reforms that aim to address scarcities in labor.
Northam’s G3 offers tuition-free community college for low-, middle-income students
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Gov. Ralph Northam is including $145 million in his proposed two-year budget to make tuition-free community college available to low- and middle-income students.
