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.
Search Results for employment
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Virginia congresswoman and 23 colleagues push for protection of SNAP benefits
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More than 34 million Americans are food insecure, including 9 million children, which makes SNAP a vital federal program.
Woman sentenced to 51 months for $5.8 million COVID-19 conspiracy
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A woman was sentenced yesterday to 51 months in prison for conspiring with others to submit millions of dollars in disaster-related loan applications.
Business symposium to feature NPR journalist, mental health expert
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An award-winning journalist and author and a mental-health expert will serve as keynote speakers at Shenandoah University’s 13th Business Symposium.
Job fair scheduled to recruit nurses, other staff for Salem VA Health Care System
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The Salem VA Health Care System is hosting a job fair for nurses and other critical staff on March 25 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Businesses would be encouraged to hire military spouses with new legislation
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The Military Spouse Hiring Act would incentivize businesses to hire military spouses by amending the tax code.
Terry Heffernan wanted to be at Virginia; Adam Mims is just wearing a different hat
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New Virginia offensive line coach Terry Heffernan accepted a position on head football coach Tony Elliott’s staff at Virginia having never been on Grounds.
Where do people in the U.S. work the hardest? Site ranks top cities, states
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Employee Appreciation Day is March 3 and Americans work an average of 1,791 hours per year, much more than in other industrialized countries.
How the Palestinians lost their way: They revel in the illusion that they can destroy Israel
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For the past 75 years, the Palestinians have raised four generations of aspiring youth.
What is the impact of a state on education? Virginia is seventh most educated in the U.S.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows a correlation between higher education, higher income and lower unemployment rates across the U.S.
