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Argentines weary of annual inflation soaring above 140 percent and a poverty rate that reached 40 percent have elected right-wing libertarian economist Javier Milei. He had campaigned on the promise to privatize state-owned enterprises, slash government spending, dollarize the economy, eliminate the central bank, and close key ministries, among them health and education.

In response to Patrick Crowley's comments about prioritizing active employees with pension reform, retirees are hitting back.

Landry said he asked legislative leaders to investigate the cost of the new paid parental rules.

The state’s 35,000+ vehicles include everything from golf carts and sedans to big rigs and school buses.

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday announced that state offices will be closed extra days around Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day.

Recent and coming pay raises may have prompted some state workers of retirement age to stick around a bit longer.

State workers will get a little more time off around the holidays.

As a longtime employee of the University of Illinois at Chicago, Sharon Feldman understood that if she saw something unethical at work, she should say something. In late 2018, Feldman, who was at the time associate director for global health policy research at the school’s Institute for Health Research and Policy, saw something: documents she believed showed a colleague planned to ...

The state’s Department of Finance acknowledged an “increasing likelihood” that the state won’t bring in as much cash as it initially projected.

Which vaccines will be used in Mexico? Who is eligible? Where will the vaccines be administered? We tell you what you need to know.