Appeals panel for Winston-Salem, Greensboro employees OK'd
An N.C. House bill that would create "Civil Service" personnel appeals boards in Winston-Salem and Greensboro won approval on Wednesday and now moves to the state Senate
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An N.C. House bill that would create "Civil Service" personnel appeals boards in Winston-Salem and Greensboro won approval on Wednesday and now moves to the state Senate
With anger still lingering like jet exhaust over proposed legislation that would have removed Smith Reynolds Airport from Winston-Salem, some neighboring residents suggest they should be eligible for the same
On Monday, the General Assembly passed the first reading of a bill that may permanently put a right-to-work law into the North Carolina Constitution. A right-to-work law makes it illegal for employers to require workers to join or maintain membership in a union when they are hired. It guarantees a person’s right to work, ...
Republicans Jeff Zenger and Jon Hardister said House Bill 470 had been pulled back to the Rules Committee after it had advanced to the floor during a loud outcry of opposition by leaders in both cities. The bill would establish Civil Review Boards that could be arbiters for decisions involving police and first responders, including the potential to overturn decisions.
House Speaker Tim Moore said the General Assembly is near agreement on a 12-week ban, but some of his caucus don't know about it and Democrats don't like it.