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State Commission Requests Employer Input on Virginia Employment Commission

State Commission Requests Employer Input on Virginia Employment Commission

April 1, 2021

State Commission Requests Employer Input on Virginia Employment Commission

JLARC, the legislative agency for the Virginia General Assembly which audits and reviews various programs, is conducting a study of the unemployment insurance program and workforce services offered by the Virginia Employment Commission (VEC).  JLARC staff are collecting feedback from businesses that have had some experience with VEC.

 

Your responses will be confidential and used to improve VEC’s programs as needed. Here is the survey link.

 

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