Governor Cooper says NC sees signs of improvement in filling state government vacancies
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.
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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.
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