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Virginia unemployment stays low, but employers still have problems finding workers

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin visited IronPig, an automotive restoration shop in Stafford County, to talk about proposed tax cuts. [Photo: Uriah Kiser/Potomac Local News]
By Tyler Arnold

(The Center Square) - Virginia's unemployment rate remained unchanged in January, staying at 3.3%, but many employers are still struggling to find workers despite the relatively low rate.

"My administration is committed to boosting economic growth, creating jobs, attracting businesses, and lowering the cost of living for all Virginians," Gov. Glenn Youngkin said in a statement. "One of our top priorities is ensuring that Virginia's economy serves and benefits Virginia's workers, businesses, and families alike."

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