Work continued at the General Assembly this week with several hundred bills filed already and more expected by Wednesday. SEANC’s professional lobbying staff is reviewing all bills to ensure that state employees and retirees and the vital public services they provide are protected.
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The public services that state employees provide are as diverse as the needs of North Carolina’s nearly 10 million residents. Among those are services to residents who are hearing or visually impaired.
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The Department of Public Safety confirmed this week what SEANC has said all along – privatization of prison maintenance is a losing proposition for the state and for taxpayers.
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Congratulations to the 76 percent of EMPAC-endorsed bipartisan candidates who won their primaries and are moving on to the November ballot.
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Mental health in North Carolina is a vast and complex field – one that intertwines public and private agencies and providers. The complicated network is a result of the reforms begun in 2001 and continued and adjusted through today.
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In SEANC’s third installment of our series on public health, we are taking a look at the State Laboratory of Public Health.
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SEANC is continuing to recognize areas this month where state employees are working to improve public health. This week we are looking at North Carolina’s Oral Health Section of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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In recognition of April 7-13 being Public Health Week, SEANC will highlight areas this month where state employees are working to improve public health.
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RALEIGH - The State Employees Association of North Carolina (SEANC) today announces bipartisan endorsements for the primary election on May 6. The endorsements are made through SEANC’s Employees Political Action Committee (EMPAC), which is a member-led subsidiary. “SEANC members are proud to support candidates, regardless of political party, who prioritize public services and the people who provide them,” said statewide EMPAC Chairman Wayne Fish.
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The public, including SEANC’s Legislative Affairs team, was denied a chance to speak out this week at a Joint Legislative Committee meeting on reduction-in-force plans at the Department of Health & Human Services’ Children's Development Services Agencies by its chairman, Sen. Ralph Hise.
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