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TSEA Remembers Representative Lois DeBerry
“The Tennessee State Employees Association is deeply saddened by the passing of Representative Lois DeBerry, a long-time TSEA member and loyal friend to state employees,” said Robert O’Connell, Executive Director [&hellip
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2013 Summer Advantage Program
It is summertime, and with the hamburgers, hot dogs, days at a State Park, and open pool comes the opportunity for some much needed time off for you and the [&hellip
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2013 Retiree Luncheon Schedule
Again this year, TSEA will offer opportunities for formal and informal fellowship with other state retirees at luncheons that feature educational and informative seminars by guest speakers in a casual setting. [&hellip
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Protect Your Job: Become a Sick Leave Bank member
By Gwen Tuttle TSEA Compensation and Benefits Manager The state’s central government Sick Leave Bank (SLB), drafted and lobbied into legislation by TSEA on behalf of our members decades ago, [&hellip
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TSEA Coming to Higher Education Campuses This Month!
We’ll be recruiting on campuses this month, so check out the schedule below and stop by to pick up more information about what TSEA can do for Higher Education employees [&hellip
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Good News from Employee Rights
TSEA members enjoy access to an Employee Rights staff that provides advice, assistance, and representation for job-related problems and questions including applications, registers and ratings, performance evaluations, reductions-in-force (RIF), workplace safety, [&hellip
Read More »Haslam salary study rewards, confuses: 100% of State Workers receive 1.5% pay increases, 86% receive additional adjustments, 14% deemed at or above market value
NASHVILLE – Over the last two years, funding was set aside in the General Appropriation bill for the FY 2013-2014 salary policy – effective as of July 1, 2013. Included in [&hellip
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Health Insurance Changes: What to expect in 2014
By Gwen Tuttle TSEA Compensation and Benefits Manager Depending on your perspective, you may be pleasantly surprised to find that the summary of changes below for 2014 do not include [&hellip
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Court ruling announced, state to move ahead with layoffs
Earlier this morning, during a session of the Second Circuit Court, Davidson County Circuit Court Judge Amanda McClendon announced her decision to deny a preliminary injunction, sought by TSEA, that [&hellip
Read More »2013 Salary Study Calculator
Earlier this morning, TSEA received a copy of the state’s salary calculator and instructions as sent to workers in DHS. This calculator was provided by the state to assist you in [&hellip
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