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Burned out and understaffed, Virginia Beach Fire Department seeks overtime relief - Vimarsana News

Burned out and understaffed, Virginia Beach Fire Department seeks overtime relief

VIRGINIA BEACH — An increase in overtime shifts has led to burnout for Virginia Beach firefighters, costing $3.7 million last fiscal year, all the while more employees are leaving the department. Fire Chief Ken Pravetz shared the struggle with the City Council last month. He requested 140 new full-time positions divided into two tiers including an initial immediate need of 60 positions for ...

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Industry, Locals Solemnly Mark Three Years of Military Reign in Myanmar - Vimarsana News

Industry, Locals Solemnly Mark Three Years of Military Reign in Myanmar

Observers and local organizations say global brands aren't doing enough to support the local industry and foster democracy.

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As prison populations rise, states face a stubborn staffing crisis - Vimarsana News

As prison populations rise, states face a stubborn staffing crisis

New data shows how dire the situation is as prisoners languish and remaining employees struggle.

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Stanislaus supervisors could approve extra pay for dispatchers to fill gaps at 911 center - Vimarsana News

Stanislaus supervisors could approve extra pay for dispatchers to fill gaps at 911 center

In the latest count, a third of the dispatcher positions at the Stanislaus Regional 911 Center were vacant.

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San Mateo County supervisors approve incentive funds for sheriff's deputies - Vimarsana News

San Mateo County supervisors approve incentive funds for sheriff's deputies

(BCN) — The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors earlier this month approved the financial incentives for the county’s deputies amid efforts to maintain staffing levels in the Sheriff’s Office. The Board on Dec. 12 voted unanimously to pass a six-month temporary funding agreement to financially support the deputies this holiday season, Supervisor Ray Mueller’s […]

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