N.C. State announces decreased revenues, furloughs, cuts
Just as SEANC predicted, the non-faculty employees at our universities are starting to feel the brunt of the impact of the Covid19 pandemic.
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Just as SEANC predicted, the non-faculty employees at our universities are starting to feel the brunt of the impact of the Covid19 pandemic.
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MPAC, the political action committee of the State Employees Association of North Carolina, today announces its endorsement of Mike Causey for Commissioner of Insurance in the upcoming general election.
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EMPAC, the political action committee of the State Employees Association of North Carolina (SEANC), today announces the endorsement of Roy Cooper for a second term as Governor of North Carolina.
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EMPAC, the political action committee of the State Employees Association of North Carolina, today announces its endorsement of Jessica Holmes for Commissioner of Labor in the upcoming general election.
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The 2020 Election promises to be one of the most important elections in our lifetime, but more than ever you MUST HAVE A PLAN in order to make sure your vote counts.
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As other pension plans around the country struggle, our plan has grown to a record $108.1 billion thanks to sound investments and management by State Treasurer Dale Folwell.
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EMPAC, the political arm of SEANC, announced three more endorsements in Council of State races today, supporting longtime SEANC member Elaine Marshall for Secretary of State, Beth Wood for State Auditor and Dr. Catherine Truitt for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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The statewide leadership of SEANC’s political action committee, EMPAC, proudly endorses Commissioner of Agriculture Steve Troxler for re-election in the 2020 General Election.
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The statewide leadership of SEANC’s political action committee, EMPAC, proudly endorses Yvonne Holley for Lieutenant Governor in the 2020 General Election.
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The following column was submitted to newspapers statewide, as well as college newspapers, in the wake of UNC-Chapel Hill's decision to shut down in-person learning for the fall semester.
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