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Newspoint on MSN7th Pay Commission: DA Hike Likely in July, Central Government Employees May Get 59% Dearness AllowanceIn a welcome update for lakhs of Central Government employees and pensioners, the Government of India is expected to increase ...
At least eight law enforcement employees have left their agencies for the Boise Police Department in the last two years.
In 2024, the average overtime hours per Corrections employee annually grew 26.3% to 325 hours, while the workforce overall ...
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Newspoint on MSNDA Hike: There will be a lottery for government employees, dearness allowance will increase by this much..With the beginning of July, the discussion has intensified regarding the increase in dearness allowance (DA) of central employees. According to the information, the second half of the year 2025 may ...
Gov. Josh Stein has signed a bill that makes it easier to get hired for state government jobs. The legislation will address the high vacancy rate in many state agencies.
Central government employees are likely to receive a 4% hike in Dearness Allowance (DA) from July 2025, according to reports based on recent inflation data. This move will increase the DA from the ...
Free Speech Government Employees May Generally Be Disciplined for Sufficiently Controversial Public Political Speech From the Eleventh Circuit, a reminder that First Amendment protections against ...
This report makes the July rate cut almost impossible unless jobless claims data starts to worsen, since that data line improved today too.
State parole agent fatally shoots Erie man. State police, DA's Office are investigating 'While conducting investigation, Pa. State Parole Agent discharged department issued pistol at an identified ...
In an attempt to close the state's budget gap, Gov. Wes Moore is enacting a hiring freeze while pursuing optional buyouts and the elimination of positions.
Georgia Power rates will stay frozen until 2028 under the PSC-approved plan, despite criticism over storm damage costs and lack of public input.
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announced that a former state Department of Social Services employee was sentenced Tuesday to 13 years in prison, with six years suspended, after ...
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