Larger companies, those with 500 employees or more, have more resources available to provide the competitive wages and strong benefits prospective employees desire. To combat increased employment costs, employers in the small business sector have been looking to non-salary measures like insurance and benefits packages to retain workers, but may have to start increasing wages to attract and retain talent going forward.
A part from voting for a congressional representative or a U.S. senator next Tuesday, November 6, there are also two constitutional amendments to consider.
The town hall event will be held this Thursday, November 1 at 6:00 p.m. at the Virginia Beach Convention Center, which is free to the public.
In Virginia, early voting has vastly increased since last year’s gubernatorial race. As of October 30, 211,642 votes have been cast, a 104.6 percent jump from 2017’s 103,450 votes.
General Terrence O’Shaughnessy, commander of U.S. Northern Command, said at a Monday press conference when asked about the deployment of 5,200 military personnel, “That is just the start of this operation.”
As the bullpen begins to fill with Democratic presidential hopefuls, Clinton, who still doesn’t believe she actually lost to President Donald Trump in 2016, is still rumored to be one who runs to take back the White House from Republicans. However, it seems that while others in the party revere her as the best perennial candidate, it is time for her to get out of the way.
In the 2019 General Assembly session, the Republican majority will begin to lessen the burden on citizens and provide for a better working Commonwealth.
It seems that those in Virginia’s Tenth Congressional District are becoming fed up with consistent caterwauling from a cantankerous, left-wing loon that is more worried about agitating her way to Washington that she is actually addressing the needs of the district.
Campaign operatives from both political parties have come to admit that the path to flipping the Senate from Republican control has basically disappeared, with retaking the House quickly waning.
One way to store a significant amount of potential hydroelectric energy is to have one large body of water located relatively near, but as high above as possible, a second body of water. Projects in which both reservoirs are artificial are referred to as closed-loop systems, which are economical because they flatten out load variations on the power grid, permitting thermal power stations such as coal-fired and nuclear power plants to continuously operate at peak efficiency.
