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  • North Carolina State Government Workers Will Wait for Raises, Bonuses

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    On July 7, North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein signed off on a state budget that includes raises for thousands of state government employees, with bonuses expected later in the year for some. As WUNC News recently reported, those raises won’t appear in paychecks until late September, with bonuses coming at a later date. The budget

  • Tamara Steele: A Passion for Advancing the Public Sector HR Profession

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    In 1990, Tamara Steele was a new high school graduate, looking for a short-term gig to kickstart her career. Instead, she found her professional calling. “My journey into public sector HR began with a temporary position in human resources right out of high school,” says Steele, the current director of human resources and communications with

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    Mary Rowe’s decision to go to grad school didn’t result in the degree that she originally sought. But it put her on a career path that she now knows was the right one for her. “I had spent four years working in the private sector when I decided to go to graduate school for an

  • USDA Leaders Work to Stop Relocation of D.C. Employees

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    Current and former United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) employees are calling for a stop to the proposed relocation of more than 2,500 USDA employees from the agency’s headquarters to five regional offices. As Maryland Matters reported, federal union leaders held a recent online briefing, where speakers said the reorganization process that USDA Secretary Brooke

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