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A report just released found that Connecticut spent $206 million on state employee overtime through the third quarter of this fiscal year. That’s 11% more than it spent over the same period last year.

A new report from the legislature’s nonpartisan Office of Fiscal Analysis found General Fund overtime spending of most state agencies went up $20.4 million, or about 11%, during the first three-quarters of this fiscal year, which began last July 1. Total overtime spending approached $207 million.

While Connecticut’s government overtime costs rose considerably this fiscal year as state employees retired in large numbers, overall payroll is way down from one decade ago. A new report from the legislature’s nonpartisan Office of Fiscal Analysis found General Fund overtime spending of most state agencies went up $20.4 million, or about 11%, during the first three-quarters of this fiscal year, which began last July 1. Total overtime spending approached $207 million.

More than 4,330 state employees have retired since Jan. 1 or filed their written...

The 17% vacancy rate is almost double where it stood two years ago, when 9.4% of jobs were empty.

The Village, a first-of-its-kind project, could serve as a model for inclusive apartment communities nationwide.

City departments and local law enforcement officers are also feeling the uptake in prices.

BRUNSWICK, MECKLENBURG, & HALIFAX– Are you 18-25 years old and living in Virginia? We need you to take the Virginia Young Adult Survey! Our community services board, Southside Behavioral Health

City departments and local law enforcement officers are also feeling the uptake in prices.

SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the following appointments: Michelle Bholat, 64, of Redondo Beach, has been appointed to the Medical Board of…