NJ Survey: 16% Eye Exit, 23% Unsure

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Diane McNaughton, founder of Harrisburg-based McNaughton Strategies, draws on 41 years in communications and public service to advise clients across sectors including education, veterans affairs, health care and tourism. She cites helping establish Pennsylvania’s Veterans Trust Fund, which provides emergency assistance to veterans, as a major accomplishment. Separately, New Jersey workforce findings presented at an NJBIA committee meeting showed that many state employees are considering leaving or are unsure whether to stay, with advancement, compensation and workplace culture among the key concerns. State officials identified stronger career pathways, employee recognition, and access to training and professional development as priorities for improving employees’ experience and public services.

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