Quiet quitting is a privilege for some, not an option for others
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The term “quiet quitting” gained momentum thanks to TikTok earlier this year, but marginalized workers have been quiet quitting for years.
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Mel Gurtov: Is there a solution to the rise of neo-fascism across the world?
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The struggle to save democracy is proving even more difficult in Europe than here in the US.
Commonwealth’s tight labor market eased up in August with less job openings
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ August 2022 JOLTS reports that job openings in the Commonwealth decreased from July’s near-record high.
Safety: Which American cities are most and least hazardous to your health?
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WalletHub released its report 2022’s Safest Cities in America to determine where Americans feel most protected against life’s hazards.
Staunton solar company trains students as installers, produces film about apprenticeship
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Secure Futures Solar, a Staunton-based provider of on-site clean energy to schools, hospitals and businesses, will present a short film about the company’s innovative workforce development program at the Virginia Clean Energy Summit in Richmond today.
Inflation continues to remain high in U.S., world economies: What is the root cause?
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The year-over-year inflation rate in September was 8.2 percent. WalletHub updated its report on Cities Where Inflation is Rising the Most.
Harrisonburg trains additional staff for CDL licenses, better prepared for snow removal
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Harrisonburg Public Works recently rolled out a new program focused on getting more staff ready to roll behind the wheel of one of the department’s many public service vehicles.
Survey: Average Virginia job seeker’s resume is 76 percent accurate
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The average Virginia job seeker admits that 76 percent of their resume is correct. The national resume accuracy rate is 72 percent.
The strange political bedfellows in the Augusta County-Nexus Services dustup
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Politics is sure making for some strange bedfellows in Augusta County, which is blowing up over controversial comments made by the Commonwealth’s attorney at a recent Board of Supervisors meeting.
Youngkin: Tax-rebate-adjusted state revenues up nearly 11 percent in September
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Virginia government revenue collections for September, the final month in the first quarter of fiscal year 2023, exceeded budget estimates, according to a release from the Office of Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Friday.
