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General Assembly gets to work; skeptical of Governor's budget

The General Assembly returned to Raleigh on Monday for the launch of its 2016 short session. And the state budget top the list of priorities. It seems that state employee pay and retiree cost-of-living adjustments may be the most contentious issue in budget negotiations once again.
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SEANC to advocate for pay raises, COLAs in short session

The General Assembly returns to town in ten days for what promises to be an action-packed short session. And, like always, one of the top items on the agenda for SEANC’s lobbyists will be securing desperately needed pay raises for state employees and cost-of-living adjustments for retirees.
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EMPAC endorsements prove valuable in March primary

Overall, an endorsement from SEANC and its political arm, EMPAC, proved to be beneficial for many lawmakers facing primary challenges on March 15. All but three candidates endorsed by EMPAC will move on to races in November after securing their party’s nomination.
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EMPAC announces endorsements for primary election

The State Employees Association of North Carolina (SEANC) today announces bipartisan endorsements for the primary election on March 15. The endorsements are made through SEANC’s Employees Political Action Committee (EMPAC), which is a member-led subsidiary.
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SEANC releases list of Top Policy Platform Objectives for 2016 session

With the 2016 General Assembly short session fast approaching, SEANC has issued its list of Top 10 Policy Platform Objectives. As in previous years, pay, retirement and health care are among the most identified issues. Opposition to privatization is highly ranked. Protecting dues deductions and SEANC access to workplaces made the list as well. 
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