South Carolina Education Department employees must take five days of unpaid leave by the end of June — the latest example of how agencies around the state are dealing with the slumping economy — officials said Wednesday.
State schools Superintendent Jim Rex sent an e-mail to employees explaining the mandatory furloughs, which represent a $569,000 savings...
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Friday, November 14, 2008
S.C. Ed Staff Taking Unpaid Furloughs
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