Associated Press - November 20, 2009 2:45 PM ET RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Virginia's unemployment rate held steady in October and remains well below the national average.
Virginia’s unemployment rate, while higher than last year, remains far lower than the national average and bucked the national trend, which saw a rise in joblessness from September to October
Job openings are at rock-bottom levels, according to government and private surveys released yesterday. It’s a trend that could keep the unemployment rate high even as layoffs slow. Small businesses ...
Richmond’s unemployed workers did the best they could to shake off yesterday’s bad news that the U.S. unemployment rate hit double digits. They got back to the main task: finding ...
WASHINGTON—The number of newly laid-off workers filing claims for unemployment benefits falls to the lowest level in 10 months, evidence that job cuts are easing as the economy slowly heals. ...
New numbers paint a clearer picture of the state's unemployment rate for the month of September.
They boost the jobless rate when schools’ summer vacations start, and again a few weeks after their college terms start. Returning college students looking for work for a few extra ...
The signals aren’t all pointing up yet, but the local economy seems to picking itself up from the recession. Business conditions in most parts of the regional economy are either ...
Virginia’s unemployment rate edged higher in September, to a seasonally adjusted rate of 6.7 percent from 6.6 percent in August, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. The rate a ...
With Virginia’s unemployment rate hovering at 6.9 percent, and the average length of joblessness dragging on for more than six months nationally, some talented jobless workers may consider becoming their ...


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