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Tight labor market: Vermont companies find ways to cope

The pandemic has tightened the labor market as people leave their jobs in droves, but some Vermont companies continue to hire everyone they need.

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Consumer Assistance helps businesses affected by scams | Vermont Business Magazine

Consumer Assistance helps businesses affected by scams | Vermont Business Magazine
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Federal Vaccine Mandate Prompts Vermont Businesses to Take a Stand

Federal Vaccine Mandate Prompts Vermont Businesses to Take a Stand
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Vermont Employers Who Lean Into Family-Friendly Perks Find That Their Workforce Stays Strong

Two weeks before Meghan Archambault's maternity leave ended last spring, she received what she described as "a nice little surprise" from Twincraft Skincare, where she.

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Some Vermonters Are Being Forced to Return Their Unemployment Benefits

Illustration Matthew Mitchell and his boyfriend, Rodraco Ealey, were headed to their jobs at the Capitol Plaza in Montpelier last July when their car broke down. They called their boss, who offered to pick them up. But they declined, wanting to deal with their car situation first. The two sides dispute what happened next: Their boss says they quit; Mitchell says they were fired, which would entitle them to unemployment benefits. Mitchell and Ealey applied and received a combined $13,000 until October. Soon after, a judge reviewed their case and sided with their boss. Those who quit their jobs aren t eligible for unemployment. Now the state wants every penny back.

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