Former FFA chapter president nets Milk Producers scholarship
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Eastern Mennonite University junior Tiffany Heishman has been awarded a $2,000 scholarship from the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Cooperative.
Search Results for employment
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Improve your financial health by earning through an online side gig
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The only option for those wanting extra income was to pick up a part-time job or ask for extra shifts at their current place of employment.
Virginia Tech College of Engineering honored for diversity progress
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The Virginia Tech College of Engineering is among the first in the country to earn a bronze award from the American Society for Engineering Education in its inaugural year of their Diversity Recognition Program.
The rising popularity of manual labor jobs
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Many workers are being replaced by machines and technology. Jobs are becoming more and more automated, causing a rise in manual labor work. There are more and more opportunities in the physical labor department.
How is a whistleblower protected by law?
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Whistleblowing is when an employee exposes some sort of wrongdoing that they’ve witnessed at their place of employment.
Howell Metal to invest $8M to expand production in Shenandoah County
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Howell Metal, an established manufacturer of copper tubing and line sets for residential and commercial construction markets, will invest $8 million to expand production at its operation in Shenandoah County.
Pawpaws making a comeback in Virginia
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Perhaps you’ve never heard of a pawpaw, let alone eaten one. But the sweet, creamy tropical fruit was once a common staple for Native Americans and colonial settlers in the Commonwealth.
Northam launches statewide workforce development listening tour
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Gov. Ralph Northam has initiated an eight-stop listening tour to hear from Virginians about the needs of workers and employers in communities throughout the Commonwealth.
Why registered nurses should consider doing higher education programs to boost their careers
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It is possible to become a registered nurse and work as a nurse with an associate’s degree, and for many people, getting their first position and racking up some real life experience in their chosen profession is the priority.
Virginia awarded $1.6M grant to expand apprenticeships
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Virginia has been awarded more than $1.6 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Labor to expand Virginia’s already successful apprenticeship efforts.
