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| DOC asks for $47 million more to fill vacant and new positions |
| By greenfieldreporter.com- Kathleen Ronayne |
| Published: 11/18/2014 |
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CONCORD, New Hampshire — Department of Corrections officials want $47 million more in the next two-year state budget mainly to hire staff for the new women's prison in Concord and fill vacant positions to ease overtime burdens on employees. "People are tired and overworked; these are posts that are absolutely necessary to be filled when there's a vacancy," said Bob Mullen, budget director for the corrections department. Mullen and Commissioner Bill Wrenn presented their request to lawmakers and Gov. Maggie Hassan's budget writers Monday, ending a three-day string of agency budget hearings. Read More. |
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