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WORKERS COMP CRACKDOWN COMING
When cash flow dries up to a trickle and orders shrink, businesses look for any opportunity to cut costs. For an estimated 30,000 businesses in North Carolina, the ax has fell on Worker Compensation Insurance. Recent media reports dealing with … Continue reading
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SHAKE UP AND SHAKE OUT
The likelihood of massive turnover in the North Carolina General Assembly is confirmed with recent announcements. Rep. Bill Owens, a powerful from , is calling it quits and recently Rep. of nearby , has said “no more.” Both were among … Continue reading
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Fab 5 and How They Will Tilt The Budget
Republican budget leaders in the N.C. House of Representatives call them the Fabulous Five: Democrats Bill Owen of Elizabeth City, Tim Spear of Creswell, Dewey Hill of Lake Waccamaw, Bill Brisson of Dublin, and Jim Crawford of Oxford. They joined … Continue reading
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Tagged DENR, GOP, House Republicans, Manufacturing Solutions Center, medical, state
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TIME TO BE HEARD
The Joint-House-Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Education will held public hearings Monday, March 7, for input on budget deliberations. The session will begin at 4 p.m. in Room 544 of the Legislative Office Building and we welcome industry people to attend. … Continue reading
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AND THEY’RE OFF…
The North Carolina General Assembly convened this week with the first Republican-controlled Legislature since the late 19th century. It is considered a historical occasion for both the House and the Senate to governed by the GOP. Wednesday was the day … Continue reading