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Providing HR Management to enable NC agencies/universities to attract, develop, motivate and retain a competent, diverse workforce to meet business needs.
Public & Social ServicesRaleigh, NCoshr.nc.govJoined November 2013

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Our Learning and Development team had a full house yesterday with 67 managers and supervisors attending LAAL Supervisory Foundations, Advanced Skills for Managers and Certified Public Manager sessions. Learn more about these training programs today! bit.ly/2W5vPvl
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Thank you to our Hazard Prevention Network members that joined us for yesterday's meeting and technical writing workshop at . Thank you for everything you do to keep North Carolinians safe!
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Thank you for including OSHR's Chief Information Officer, Chryste Hofer, in yesterday's webinar for #DataPrivacyWeek! Chryste is passionate about keeping all state employees safe online and appreciates the opportunity to participate!
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With pedestrian fatalities rising across the state, it is crucial for North Carolinians to stay up to date on all best practices for driving and walking in busy areas. To learn more about keeping yourself and those around you safe on the roads, visit oshr.nc.gov/walksmartnc
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On Wednesday, Jan. 25, at 11:30 a.m., take part in a wellness webinar to learn more about science-based activities to increase the mind-body connection and bring awareness to the importance of breath in mental well-being.. Register today! bit.ly/3FVmNZ3
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The Office of State Human Resources will be closed in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The agency will reopen tomorrow, January 17.
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Through the use of assistive technology, flexible scheduling and more, the State of North Carolina strives to empower employees with disabilities to experience challenging, integrated work at fair wages. Visit bit.ly/3EUdXKv to view testimonials from NC state employees.
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Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking and is likely the cause of 21,000 cancer deaths yearly in the U.S. Register for tomorrow's webinar at 11:30 a.m. to learn ways to protect your home from high radon levels. bit.ly/3ByOwMD
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