Retirement

More Than Half Of DHHR’s Workforce Eligible For Retirement By 2029

A health committee Sunday heard reports from state officials that more than half of the Department of Health and Human Resources workforce will be eligible for retirement by 2029.

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‘Ol Mountain Trader’ Closes Doors After 50 Years

The paper is closing because Debbie Salango is retiring.  “I had one guy say he wants me to reconsider. And I said ‘You mean to reconsider getting old? I really don't have any control,” Salango laughed.

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State Struggles With National Teacher Shortage

Teaching is the career that all other careers are built on, but recently West Virginia has struggled to fill vacancies in classrooms.

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Efforts To Bring Retired Teachers Back Sees Some Success, But Many Positions Still Unfilled

Lawmakers received an update Sunday on an initiative that brings retired personnel back into schools to relieve staff shortages.

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