The Virginia Employment Commission - VEC is the Commonwealth of Virginia’s agency for workforce services. Its activities encompass policy development, temporary income support, transition and training services, job placement, and workforce information. Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, the Virginia Employment Commission also serves the public through more than 30 Virginia Career Works service offices located across the state. As a public-service employer, the Virginia Employment Commission promotes a value system that ensures its services are ethical, purposeful, achievement-oriented, fulfilling, secure, and balanced. The state government organization is committed to developing and empowering its staff members to deliver meaningful work in an environment that recognizes and values their contributions. In the past, the Virginia Employment Commission has posted flexible job openings for full-time, remote work.

VEC works toward a mission to deliver and coordinate statewide workforce services in a manner that promotes economic growth and stability. By partnering with stakeholders and continually updating its processes, the agency implements innovative solutions that aid both workers and employers. The Virginia Employment Commission administers the state’s unemployment insurance system, provides job-search assistance, and conducts recruiting and referral services for employers. VEC also participates in economic information services, such as employment estimates, economic trends, and wage information.

The Virginia Employment Commission - VEC is the Commonwealth of Virginia’s agency for workforce services. Its activities encompass policy development, temporary income support, transition and training services, job placement, and workforce information. Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, the Virginia Employment Commission also serves the public through more than 30 Virginia Career Works service offices located across the state. As a public-service employer, the Virginia Employment Commission promotes a value system that ensures its services are ethical, purposeful, achievement-oriented, fulfilling, secure, and balanced. The state government organization is committed to developing and empowering its staff members to deliver meaningful work in an environment that recognizes and values their contributions. In the past, the Virginia Employment Commission has posted flexible job openings for full-time, remote work.

VEC works toward a mission to deliver and coordinate statewide workforce services in a manner that promotes economic growth and stability. By partnering with stakeholders and continually updating its processes, the agency implements innovative solutions that aid both workers and employers. The Virginia Employment Commission administers the state’s unemployment insurance system, provides job-search assistance, and conducts recruiting and referral services for employers. VEC also participates in economic information services, such as employment estimates, economic trends, and wage information.