CNBC rates Virginia as best state for business
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Virginia is back at the top of the list in the CNBC Top States for Business, the fourth time the Commonwealth has taken the top spot.
Search Results for employment
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Equality Virginia to host conference for transgender Virginians, allies
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Equality Virginia will host the sixth annual Transgender Information and Empowerment Summit (TIES) on Saturday, Oct. 19 at the University of Richmond.
What are my legal rights as an employee?
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All employees have several inalienable rights that should never be violated under any circumstances. Those rights extend to job applicants and to former employees as well.
4 major considerations in a business acquisition
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The quest of many companies to grow as large as possible most likely will include buying a business along the way.
Understanding workers’ compensation laws as a Virginia business owner
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Virginia’s Workers’ Compensation Act requires employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance so that employees who are injured on the job are able to obtain medical care and compensation.
Visitor spending at national wildlife refuges boosts local economies by $3.2B
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A report released last week indicates that 53.6 million people visited national wildlife refuges in 2017, which had an economic impact of $3.2 billion on local communities and supported more than 41,000 jobs.
JMU adopts living wage for full-time employees
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A total of 109 JMU employees’ paychecks were larger than usual Monday as those who were earning less than $24,960 per year had their wages adjusted to meet the living wage standard.
AAA: 1.3 million Virginians will travel for July 4 holiday
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A record breaking 1.3 million Virginians (1,347,918) and nearly 49 million Americans, are making plans to celebrate the Independence Holiday with a getaway this year.
Volvo Group to create 777 new jobs in Pulaski County expansion
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The Volvo Group will invest nearly $400 million to expand its Volvo Trucks North America New River Valley (NRV) assembly operation in Pulaski County.
Augusta’s strict gambling laws could benefit from a relaxed British approach
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Georgia’s second largest city Augusta has a history to be proud of and rightly so. Among a whole host of feats it has been home to one of the most famous and exclusive golf tournaments in the world since 1934.
