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Corporate campaign cash floods back into election objectors' coffers - Vimarsana News

Corporate campaign cash floods back into election objectors' coffers

Major companies and trade groups donated more than $4.6 million last quarter to GOP election objectors, according to a new analysis by the liberal watchdog group Accountable.US that was shared first with PI.

PRINTING United Alliance Joins Tomorrow's Workforce Coalition - Vimarsana News

PRINTING United Alliance Joins Tomorrow's Workforce Coalition

PRINTING United Alliance is pleased to announce that it has joined Tomorrow’s Workforce Coalition to advocate for economic development policy that aims to strengthen America’s workforce.

College savings plans could be applied to certifications, workforce training - Vimarsana News

College savings plans could be applied to certifications, workforce training

(The Center Square) - Virginia Reps. Abigail Spanberger and Rob Wittman are leading a bipartisan effort to diversify how college savings accounts can be used.

Virginia May Expand 529 Savings Plans, Allow Funds to Go to Workforce Credentials – The 74 - Vimarsana News

Virginia May Expand 529 Savings Plans, Allow Funds to Go to Workforce Credentials – The 74

Federal legislation backed by two of Virginia’s congressional representatives floats expansion of tax-advantaged savings plans

With college enrollment dropping, could 529 savings plans help cover workforce credentials? - Vimarsana News

With college enrollment dropping, could 529 savings plans help cover workforce credentials?

(Courtesy Virginia Mercury) As more Virginians pivot from the traditional path of going to college and earning a degree, state and federal policymakers are considering expanding government programs designed to encourage college enrollment to cover training for middle-skilled positions in high demand. Two of Virginia’s congressional representatives — Reps. Rob Wittman, R-Westmoreland, and Abigail Spanberger,