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Problems with North Carolina commercial driver license program delays jobs for some

Individuals seeking a commercial driver's license will likely face delays when trying to make an appointment for permits that has the potential to impact livelihoods.

By David Beasley | Aug 17, 2020

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Duke Energy's Renewable Advantage program supports green power, school districts

Duke Energy created has a program that will allow residents and businesses to pay an additional monthly fee to renewable energy while also supporting green power to North Carolina school districts, the company said in a June 25 news release.

By Rosie Cosens | Jul 14, 2020

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Duke Energy, Piedmont continue financial support to customers during COVID-19

By Andy Nghiem | 4 years ago

Duke Energy and Piedmont Natural Gas will provide additional measures to support customers that are still reeling from financial hardships COVID-19 created.

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Manufacturers want Duke Energy to pause charges during COVID-19

By Charmaine Little | Apr 21, 2020

Local manufacturers pressured Duke Energy to delay charging fees during the coronavirus outbreak, the Charlotte Business Journal reported on April 6.

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North Carolina unemployment claims reach 270,000 based largely on COVID-19, governor says

By Kasey Schefflin-Emrich | Apr 1, 2020

Roughly 270,000 workers in North Carolina filed for unemployment over the past two weeks, mostly related to COVID-19, Gov. Roy Cooper said on March 29, based on statistics from the North Carolina Division of Employment Security.

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New sexual assault protections take effect in North Carolina

By Michael Carroll | 5 years ago

Hundreds of new state laws took effect across the nation this week, including minimum wage increases, new internet privacy rules, gun-related regulations, marijuana legalization and new tests on whether workers can be classified as independent contractors.