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Nov 21, 2024

Glen Allen’s Snagajob is acquired by Boston’s JobGet

JobGet, a Boston-based hourly jobs listings platform, last week announced that it has acquired rival Snagajob in Glen Allen. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, according to Tony Liu, cofounder and CEO of JobGet.   Snagajob will operate as a standalone entity within JobGet, creating the United States’ largest hourly workforce job platform. […]

American Diabetes Assoc. chair tackles disease’s workforce impact
Nov 12, 2024

American Diabetes Assoc. chair tackles disease’s workforce impact

More than 780,000 adults in Virginia have diabetes. The indirect cost from lost productivity due to the disease in 2017 in this state alone was a whopping $2.3 billion, according to the American Diabetes Association. That’s why Rhodes Ritenour, national chairman of the ADA’s board and vice president for external and regulatory affairs with Bon […]

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Oct 31, 2024

Vibe check

No studies have found a higher prevalence of clairvoyance among labor market experts than in the average population. Since they can’t see the future, these professionals sift through data and surveys to figure out what the coming months may hold. Some reading these tea leaves have predicted employers may soon be suffering through another wave […]

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Aug 22, 2024

Fahrenheit Advisors hires Hampton Roads leader

Richmond consulting firm Fahrenheit Advisors has hired Stephen Hoy as managing director of business development for the Hampton Roads area, the company announced Monday.  Hoy will develop new relationships and support existing clients from Williamsburg to Virginia Beach.  Most recently, Hoy was director of sales and strategic partnerships for Strive, a California company that offers […]

Andrew G.I. Kilberg, a Washington, D.C.-based partner with law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, worked on Ryan LLC v. FTC, the court case in which U.S. District Judge Ada Brown ruled against an FTC ban on noncompete agreements that was scheduled to take effect Sept. 4. Photo by Shannon Ayres
Aug 13, 2024

All eyes on noncompetes

EDITOR’S NOTE: On Aug. 20, a federal judge in Texas ruled against the Federal Trade Commission’s ban on noncompete agreements, which was scheduled to go into effect Sept. 4. In striking down the FTC’s pending rule, U.S. District Judge Ada Brown called it “arbitrary and capricious” and an “unlawful agency action.” An FTC spokesperson said […]

NNS aims to grow workforce
Jun 27, 2024

NNS aims to grow workforce

Virginia’s largest industrial employer, Newport News Shipbuilding, hopes to grow its 26,000-person workforce by 3,000 this year to tackle its backlog of projects. NNS, a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries, is building modular components for 12 Columbia-class subs and then handing them off to partner General Dynamics’ Connecticut-based Electric Boat, and the two companies have [&[...]

New president and CEO named for Herndon’s Deltek
Mar 5, 2024

New president and CEO named for Herndon’s Deltek

Deltek announced Tuesday that Bob Hughes will become the Herndon-based software company’s president and CEO in April when current leader Mike Corkery moves to an operating group executive role at Roper Technologies, Deltek’s Florida-based parent company.  Previously, Hughes worked as an executive at Kronos, a workforce management software company. When Kronos merged with Ultimate Soft[...]

Left behind?
Jan 30, 2024

Left behind?

In June 2022, Booz Allen Hamilton was without a chief diversity officer. The McLean-based Fortune 500 management consulting contractor’s chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer, Jon G. Muñoz, stepped down after a year in the role. A year and a half later, Booz Allen hasn’t hired anyone new for the position — but that’s by […]

On the basis of race
Oct 30, 2023

On the basis of race

Logan Barry began working as a reporter for The Progress-Index newspaper in Petersburg in 2018, less than a year before a merger placed his paper under the ownership of Tysons-based media conglomerate Gannett. In August, he joined a federal class action lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia alleging […]

‘A culture of caring’
Sep 28, 2023

‘A culture of caring’

Speaking to an audience of more than 20,000 human resources professionals gathered in Las Vegas for his organization’s June 14 annual conference and expo, Society for Human Resource Management President and CEO Johnny C. Taylor Jr. said that HR execs are ready to meet the array of challenges created by the “new abnormal” of post-pandemic […]

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Sep 15, 2023

JK Moving hires talent development director

JK Moving Services has hired Carrie Haas as its director of talent development, the Sterling-based moving company announced Monday. Haas will lead training and talent development for JK Moving and its sister company, CapRelo, an employee relocation and assignment management firm. She will develop, coordinate and facilitate talent and leadership development initiatives and build competency [&hellip[...]

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Aug 30, 2023

Talking telework

SHAWN AVERY President and CEO, Hampton Roads Workforce Council, Norfolk Prior to the pandemic, did Hampton Roads Workforce Council allow hybrid or remote work?  We allowed employees to occasionally work remotely [due to] extenuating circumstances, such as car trouble, sick family members, etc.  What is your policy today, and how is it working?  Last year, we […]

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