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WORKERS COMP COMPROMISE
Like so many bills this year in the General Assembly, this one had an appealing title: “Protecting and Putting North Carolina Back to Work Act.” But the thrust of the proposed legislation was to reduce insurance premiums businesses pay for … Continue reading
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Tagged House Senate, jobs, medical, Medical Society, Senate Tuesday, veto, Worker Compensation Insurance
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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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TIMING IS EVERYTHING
Last Wednesday 18 executives from hosiery and textiles manufacturing operations visited the North Carolina General Assembly as decisions were coalescing around a state budget. What brought the business people to the Legislature was continued state support for technology and research … Continue reading
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Tagged Education Appropriations Committee, Jerry Tillman, jobs, malpractice, medical, North Carolina, state, Textile Technology Center
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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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Tagged business, Community Colleges, GOP, lawsuits, Legislative Office Building, malpractice, medical, Trial Lawyers
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