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TSEA argues against eliminating longevity pay

TSEA argues against eliminating longevity pay

TSEA March 3, 2015 Comments Off on TSEA argues against eliminating longevity pay

TSEA Executive Director John Summers Tuesday made a presentation during a public hearing before the full House State Government Committee to outline our concerns and opposition with HB647, the bill that would [&hellip

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TSEA Board votes to oppose legislation eliminating longevity and reducing health benefits

TSEA Board votes to oppose legislation eliminating longevity and reducing health benefits

TSEA March 2, 2015 Comments Off on TSEA Board votes to oppose legislation eliminating longevity and reducing health benefits

The TSEA Board of Directors on Saturday voted to oppose legislation that would eliminate longevity pay for all executive branch state employees and make significant reductions to the state health [&hellip

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Longevity: What can we do?

Longevity: What can we do?

TSEA February 23, 2015 Comments Off on Longevity: What can we do?

TSEA fought for years to establish, then expand longevity pay for ALL state employees. That’s why TSEA continues to fight to protect longevity pay for ALL state employees. WHAT CAN [&hellip

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What we know about the Governor’s proposed budget

What we know about the Governor’s proposed budget

TSEA February 10, 2015 Comments Off on What we know about the Governor’s proposed budget

What we know. Last night, Governor Haslam gave his State of the State address, outlining his FY2015-2016 proposed budget. Here is what we know about the Governor’s proposed budget as [&hellip

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News Release // TSEA President on state health insurance and Insure Tennessee debate

News Release // TSEA President on state health insurance and Insure Tennessee debate

TSEA February 6, 2015 Comments Off on News Release // TSEA President on state health insurance and Insure Tennessee debate

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 6, 2015 Contact: Chris Dauphin Phone: (615) 256-4533, 800-251-8732 [email protected] Statement by TSEA President Bryan Merritt on the state health insurance plan being used as political [&hellip

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Greene Valley Developmental Center needs your help!

Greene Valley Developmental Center needs your help!

TSEA January 14, 2015 Comments Off on Greene Valley Developmental Center needs your help!

Many of the residents of Greene Valley Developmental Center as well as all of the facility’s employees need YOUR help! In an effort to exit a 20-year-old lawsuit, the State [&hellip

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News Release // TSEA opposes proposed closure of Greene Valley Developmental Center

News Release // TSEA opposes proposed closure of Greene Valley Developmental Center

TSEA January 7, 2015 Comments Off on News Release // TSEA opposes proposed closure of Greene Valley Developmental Center

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 7, 2015 Contact: Chris Dauphin Phone: (615) 256-4533, 800-251-8732 [email protected]                                  [&hellip

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2015 Regional Legislative Dinners

2015 Regional Legislative Dinners

TSEA December 26, 2014 Comments Off on 2015 Regional Legislative Dinners

SAVE THE DATE: 2015 Regional Legislative Dinners Attendees are asked to be at the event site by 5:45 PM for a brief meeting to explain our goals for the evening. Dinner with [&hellip

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The Target: Pay Raise Grand Prize winners are…

The Target: Pay Raise Grand Prize winners are…

TSEA December 19, 2014 Comments Off on The Target: Pay Raise Grand Prize winners are…

And now for the moment you’ve all been waiting for! Our two big winners in TSEA’s Target: Pay Raise Campaign are… Jeff Nicholson, from Indian Mountain State Park in Jellico [&hellip

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How did TEAM’s endorsed candidates do this election cycle?

How did TEAM’s endorsed candidates do this election cycle?

TSEA November 13, 2014 Comments Off on How did TEAM’s endorsed candidates do this election cycle?

TEAM’s endorsed candidates won big this election But some candidates won by a very small margin. If state employees had decided to stay home, these endorsed candidates would not have [&hellip

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