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Thousands of state employees in Massachusetts frustrated that raises are stuck in the Legislature - Vimarsana News

Thousands of state employees in Massachusetts frustrated that raises are stuck in the Legislature

Thousands of state employees are feeling the pinch of the high cost of living while they wait for lawmakers to act on dozens of ratified collective bargaining agreements that have

Public employees frustrated as raises tied up in Legislature - Vimarsana News

Public employees frustrated as raises tied up in Legislature

BOSTON — Thousands of state employees are feeling the pinch of the high cost of living while they wait for lawmakers to act on dozens of ratified collective bargaining agreements

Acting Administrator Appointed For Nevada State Mental Health Programs - Vimarsana News

Acting Administrator Appointed For Nevada State Mental Health Programs

CARSON CITY – Richard Whitley, administrator of the Nevada State Health Division, has been appointed to serve as acting administrator for the Nevada Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services. The appointment by Mike Willden, director of the state Department of Health and Human Services, took effect Saturday. Whitley is replacing Dr.

Girl Scouts of Connecticut Celebrates Three Local Women Who Inspire and Lead - Vimarsana News

Girl Scouts of Connecticut Celebrates Three Local Women Who Inspire and Lead

27th Annual Breakfast Badge Awards hosted by Girls Scouts of Connecticut

Public employees frustrated as raises tied up in legislature - Vimarsana News

Public employees frustrated as raises tied up in legislature

BOSTON — Thousands of state employees are feeling the pinch of the high cost of living while they wait for lawmakers to act on dozens of ratified collective bargaining agreements