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State Overtime Spending Slows in First Quarter

Oct 5, 2023

State government overtime spending cooled in the first quarter of fiscal 2024, declining $7.6 million (-10%) over the same period last year. Agencies spent $70.5 million in the fir…

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State Overtime Spending Slows in First Quarter

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