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According to a July announcement from Gov. Peter Shumlin, his office will be working to promote job opportunity in Vermont to encourage Vermonters to come back to the area to work, or consider staying here to work.
Promoting job opportunities at Vermont Yankee would be a good place to start.
With more than 600 full-time employees, Vermont Yankee is the second-largest employer in Windham County and has remained a steady employer through the recessions of the last decade.
According to the Nuclear Energy Institute, the U.S. nuclear industry will be replacing 25,000 retiring nuclear workers by 2015. This number is based on demographic data collected in 2011.
I love giving and receiving usable gifts. Little trinkets and knickknacks are not a part of my giving. On the morning of Dec. 12, I had the pleasure of assisting my fellow Vermont Yankee employees with an Entergy-sponsored grocery-shopping trip to support Project Feed the Thousands. The mission: purchase...
As a recent college graduate, with many of my friends and classmates struggling with unemployment, I consider myself fortunate to be employed. I consider myself even more fortunate, as well as privileged, to be employed by such a company as Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee. I have been a lifelong...
