Into the future: What will the workplace, shaken up by COVID, look like in 2023?
The COVID-19 pandemic shook up what’s normal at work in 2020. Americans adjusted to working from home in many industries.
The COVID-19 pandemic shook up what’s normal at work in 2020. Americans adjusted to working from home in many industries.
The labor force participation rate is at 62.3 percent, one of the lowest in decades, so WalletHub released data on states struggling.
WalletHub released its report 2022’s Best & Worst Places for Veterans to Live with a comparison of the 100 largest American cities.
Camp Leetonia housed a company of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s “tree army,” better known as the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Virginia hospitals are currently recruiting for more than 11,000 jobs. In order to help with the current shortages in the workforce and plan for the future, a new website has been launched to attract clinical professionals to pursue their career in the Commonwealth.
The Appalachian Regional Commission has announced more than $4 million in grants to support workforce development, community revitalization and expanded health service efforts through economic development initiatives in Virginia’s Appalachian region.
The term “quiet quitting” gained momentum thanks to TikTok earlier this year, but marginalized workers have been quiet quitting for years.
The struggle to save democracy is proving even more difficult in Europe than here in the US.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ August 2022 JOLTS reports that job openings in the Commonwealth decreased from July’s near-record high.
WalletHub released its report 2022’s Safest Cities in America to determine where Americans feel most protected against life’s hazards.
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