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2019 Salary Adjustment Update
Your July 1 salary increases continue to be processed in Edison by DOHR staff (this includes the market adjustments and the TDOC salary adjustments). These adjustments are effective as of [&hellip
Read More »Market Rate Adjustments Announced
According to a recent communication from the Department of Human Resources, all job classification salary ranges in the Executive Branch were increased by 5% effective July 1, 2019. Any employee [&hellip
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2019 Cost of Living Adjustment for all Eligible Retirees
The cost of living adjustment (COLA) for retirees effective July 1, 2019 will be 1.9%. Any retired state employee who has been retired for at least 12 full months on [&hellip
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More details about the TDOC Salary Plan
TSEA recently confirmed with TDOC Commissioner Tony Parker more details about the Department of Correction’s budget and salary plan, effective July 1. TDOC’s base pay for Correctional Officer Security Series [&hellip
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TSEA Members Running for State Employee Elections
Ballots are provided by email. Mark your ballot by the deadline of May 24th! TSEA Member * State Employee Representative – TCRS Board of Trustees Vote for no more than [&hellip
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Legislative Update: 5-3-19
This week the state budget passed and the legislative session adjourned for the year. This was a great week for state employees, as more than $100M was included in the [&hellip
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Retiree Cost of Living Adjustment Announced
The cost of living adjustment (COLA) for retirees effective July 1, 2019 will be 1.9 percent. Any retired state employee who has been retired for at least 12 full months [&hellip
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#4Mind4Body Lunch and Learn Opportunities
As a part of Mental Health Awareness Month, Partners for Health is teaming up with the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services to offer four Lunch and Learn opportunities for state employees
Read More »Legislative Update: 4-26-19
Session is almost finished for the year. This week the House passed their budget bill. Once the Senate passes their budget bill (most likely Monday), both houses will negotiate to [&hellip
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Legislative Update: 4-18-19
Burden of Proof Update: This week the Senate State and Local Government committee voted to send the Burden of Proof bill to a Summer Study committee, despite our efforts to [&hellip
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