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The body in charge of state employee health insurance plans prepares to vote on new trend increases after ending the year in a $10 million deficit.
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The state employee health insurance account continues to hold off its expected cash shortfall, but additional premium hikes are still likely.
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Delaware’s Group Health Insurance Plan fund is expected to go negative by the end of next month, and consultants recommend a 27% premium increase for next fiscal year.
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The Delaware Department of Human Resources sets state employee hiring and promoting records the last two years.
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New data expects the state's health insurance fund to run close to a $39 million deficit by the end of the fiscal year.
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Delaware is implementing a tuition incentive program to help recruit certified nurse assistants in the face of staffing shortages in the state.
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Nearly six-million dollars of American Rescue Plan Act capital projects funding is going to nonprofits providing housing services.
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The state Department of Human Resources has released the Retirement Eligibility Report.
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The state of Delaware looks to fill job vacancies with an advertising campaign that’s already underway.
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Two big seats in Gov. John Carney’s cabinet were filled Wednesday.