The Great Resignation: 120K Virginians quit their jobs in October, per VEC
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The Virginia Employment Commission tells us Monday that 120,000 Virginians quit their jobs, after 106,000 quit jobs in September.
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Jobs of the future: Solar developer training students for careers in clean energy
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Secure Solar Futures, a solar developer of on-site clean energy for schools, hospitals and businesses, launched a new solar education program group.
Virginia is seventh in states struggling the most to find people to hire
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Virginia is seventh in states struggling to hire, with a 7.4 percent current job openings rate, and a 7.3 percent job openings rate in the last year.
Agriculture, forestry sectors contribute $105B to Virginia economy: Report
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A UVA study pegs the total economic output of the Virginia agriculture and forestry sector at $105 billion in 2021.
Appomattox: Virginia MetalFab expanding to new facility, creating 130 new jobs
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Virginia MetalFab is investing $9 million to expand to a larger facility in the Town of Appomattox, an investment that will create 130 new jobs for the Lynchburg-Appomattox-Farmville region.
The cost of college: Which are the most affordable American college towns?
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Student living expenses are more than $30,000 per year in some parts of the United States. WalletHub released its report on 2023’s Best & Worst College Towns and Cities in America.
Politics, volunteering and saving cats: The work of Waynesboro’s Jennifer Lewis continues
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Jennifer Lewis is a hospital liaison, volunteers for several local organizations, and has run for elected office three times.
Former Virginia state trooper who killed teen’s family had troubled past, still got police job
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Austin Lee Edwards got a job with the Virginia State Police after threatening to kill his father and himself in a 2016 encounter in Abingdon.
On the payroll: Where does Virginia rank among the best, worst states to find a job?
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The unemployment rate in the United States is at 3.7 percent, and WalletHub released its report 2022’s Best & Worst States for Jobs.
Are remote jobs layoff-proof? Americans worry that they are not
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According to new LinkedIn data, nearly a third of workers in the U.S. are concerned about budget cuts and layoffs.
