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The vacancy rate climbed to 23.1 percent across state government, according to the NC Office of State Human Resources. It was 20.6 percent in May 2022.

Looking for a big paycheck while working from home? Check out some of the highest-paying job openings in Wake County this November.

For the first time, state agencies and universities came together on Wednesday for an in-person career expo.

North Carolina’s state budget took effect Tuesday, authorizing tax cuts, pay raises, Medicaid expansion and changes to open records laws that make it harder for the public to access information. 

State employees are supposed to reimburse the state if they take an official vehicle home. Several Department of Adult Corrections leaders dont, despite long commutes.

The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data published in 2021 on accidental deaths in India said 1,64,033 people died by suicide across the country that year. Out of these, 81,063 were married men, while 28,680 were married women.

In the final hours of the 2023 legislative session, the New York Legislature passed Assembly Bill 1029C / Senate Bill 7551A, the "Clean Slate Act." If signed by Governor Hochul, it will provide for

The agency is responsible for a wide variety of research and testing aimed at protecting consumers, such as sampling food for bacteria and testing dead animals for emerging diseases. 

The Republican-controlled North Carolina Senate passed its version of the state budget Thursday, calling for significant cuts to the state’s personal income tax rates but lower raises for state workers than the House or Gov. Roy Cooper (D) are seeking. 

Republicans in the state House of Representatives passed their budget proposal last month, which called for 7.5 percent raises for state workers on average over the next two years.