Labor force participation in Virginia finally nears pre-pandemic level
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Virgina’s labor force participation is near the rate it was before the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020.
Search Results for employment
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Charlottesville woman, mother of two, arrested on child porn, child sex charges
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A Charlottesville mother of two is in jail after traveling to Northern Virginia to participate in the sexual abuse of a thankfully fictitious 8-year-old girl.
Vince McMahon, Dana White: Slimeballs about to be joined at the hip
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WWE and UFC, and the slimeballs who run their carny shows, Dana White, wife beater, and Vince McMahon, serial sexual abuser, are soon to be under the same corporate umbrella.
Federal legislation provides $4.5 million in Virginia workforce development
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced today the allotment of $4.5 million in new workforce grant opportunities through a competitive bid process.
Report: How federally dependent is your state? The research might surprise you
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The tax filing deadline in the United States is April 18, but some states receive more federal aid than what they pay in taxes.
Bridgewater College expands academic offerings with financial planning minor
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A new minor at Bridgewater College will train and educate students in certified financial planning, allowing them to complete the CFP examination.
‘The Great Resignation’: As trend slows, report reveals states with highest quit rates
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Amid high inflation, Americans continue to quit their jobs in the “Great Resignation, and WalletHub’s report reveals in which states.
MBU Center for Life Success hires executive director, set to open this fall
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Mary Baldwin University’s new McCree Center for Life Success will offer student services in a dynamic hub of centralized and holistic resources.
The only way to live authentically in a country of death is to resist the status quo
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Our tax dollars are consumed fighting a proxy war with Russia, using Ukrainian people and land as a testing ground for a seemingly inevitable war with China.
U.S. legislators: More research and resources needed to address Long COVID
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Legislation has been reintroduced today to help people living with long-term COVID-19 symptoms by improving research and providing resources.
