North Carolina HB 1149: State Employees/Teachers Pay Increases.

Status: Ref To Com On Appropriations (as of 2005-04-07)

State: North Carolina · Session: 2005 · Bill: HB 1149

Subjects: ABC COMN., ADMINISTRATION DEPT., AGRICULTURAL FINANCE AUTHORITY, AGRICULTURE, AGRICULTURE DEPT., ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, AOC, APPROPRIATIONS, ARTS, ATTORNEY GENERAL, ATTORNEYS, AUDITING & AUDITS, AUTHORITIES, BANKING COMN., BANKS, BOARDS, BUDGET & MANAGEMENT OFFICE, BUDGETING, COMMERCE, COMMERCE DEPT., COMMISSIONS, CORRECTION DEPT., COUNCIL OF STATE, COURT CLERKS, COURT OF APPEALS, COURTS, CRIME CONTROL DEPT., CULTURAL RESOURCES, CULTURAL RESOURCES DEPT., DENR, DHHS, DISTRICT COURT, DMV, EDUCATION, EDUCATION CABINET, EDUCATION, STATE BOARD OF, EMPLOYMENT, EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMN., ENVIRONMENT, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, FUNDS & ACCOUNTS, GENERAL ASSEMBLY, GOVERNOR, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OFFICE, INSURANCE, INSURANCE DEPT., JUDGES, JUSTICE DEPT., JUVENILE JUSTICE DEPT., LABOR DEPT., LAW ENFORCEMENT, LT. GOVERNOR, MAGISTRATES, MINORS, MOTOR VEHICLES, MUSEUM OF ART BOARD, MUSEUMS, OCCUPATIONS, PAROLE COMN., PAROLE & PROBATION, PERSONNEL, PRISONERS, PUBLIC, PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DEPT., PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, SUPT. OF, PUBLIC OFFICIALS, PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS AGENCY, REVENUE DEPT., ROADS & HIGHWAYS, SALARIES & BENEFITS, SECRETARY OF STATE, SENTENCING, STATE AUDITOR, STATE CONTROLLER, STATE EMPLOYEES, STATE PERSONNEL OFFICE, SUPREME COURT, TAXATION, TEACHERS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORTATION, TRANSPORTATION BOARD, TRANSPORTATION DEPT., UTILITIES, UTILITIES COMN., REP. WEISS, DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, HIGHWAY FUND, SUPERIOR COURT, REP. B. ALLEN, REP. ROSS, REP. COLEMAN, LABOR COMMISSIONER, AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER, INSURANCE COMMISSIONER

Sponsors: B. Allen, Ross, Weiss, Alexander, Bordsen, Brown, Carney, Church, Coleman, Dickson, Ed Jones, Faison, Farmer-Butterfield, Fisher, Gibson, Glazier, Goforth, Hackney, Harrison, Hill, Insko, Jeffus, Luebke, McLawhorn, Parmon

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