Governor Jim Pillen may back down from the Perkins Canal, a potential structure that has been causing debates on water rights between Nebraska and Colorado.
Governor Jim Pillen may back down from the Perkins Canal, a potential structure that has been causing debates on water rights between Nebraska and Colorado.
Governor Jim Pillen may back down from the Perkins Canal, a potential structure that has been causing debates on water rights between Nebraska and Colorado.
Gov. Jim Pillen s plan to wipe out nearly 1,000 state jobs could come at a cost for Nebraskans, based on a list of affected positions released by his office.
LINCOLN — Gov. Jim Pillen on Tuesday set his sights on eliminating any state government positions that have remained vacant for more than 90 days, estimating millions of dollars in savings. Pillen outlined the new plan in an executive order, slating the elimination of nearly 1,000 positions that have been vacant for months, if not years, […] The post Gov. Jim Pillen announces plans to slash nearly 1,000 vacant state positions appeared first on Nebraska Examiner.