SVEC provides $16K to community organizations in final 2023 giving cycle
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In 2023’s final giving cycle, Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative’s charitable-giving program will support 10 area nonprofits.
Search Results for employment
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Supplemental funding legislation addresses child care crisis, broadband, foreign aid
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According to a report by the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission, child care is unaffordable for the majority of Virginia families.
Democratic senators want U.S. child labor laws enforced after reports of dangerous conditions
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Twelve Democratic Senators are encouraging the U.S. DOL to hold companies accountable for serious violations of child labor laws.
The Fed and economists remain cautious about American economy as 2024 approaches
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Inflation is easing up, yet a probability model suggests an American recession is 56 percent likely to happen by September 2024.
DOL awards $5M to Virginia community colleges for careers in data center construction
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News of the $5 million Department of Labor (DOL) award could not have come at a better time for Virginia’s community colleges.
Mark Warner, Tim Kaine on Israel, Gaza: ‘It’s extraordinarily complicated’
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine thinks it is important that Israel, in its response to the Oct. 7 terror attacks by Hamas, “take the battle to the perpetrators, but not to those who aren’t perpetrators.”
Valley ASAP office closed? Virginia Commission says no but vague on details
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When you search for Valley ASAP on Google, you get a note in red that reads “temporarily closed.”
Bipartisan bill looks to learn more about VA benefits that may help prevent suicide
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Efforts are under way to pass legislation that would require the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to better track veterans who use its services and die by suicide.
‘Stakes are too high to sit any election out’: VoteRiders works to remove barriers to voting
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All eligible Americans 18 years old and older have a right to vote, and a nonprofit works every day to remove barriers for voters.
DOL finds race discrimination in hiring at Daikin Industries facility in Augusta County
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The U.S. Department of Labor has entered into a conciliation agreement with Daikin Industries to resolve race-based hiring discrimination affecting Black job applicants at Daikin’s Augusta County facility.
