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TSEA Legislative Update – Week Ending 2/16/24
It’s been another busy week on the hill with routine departmental budget hearings making their way through various committees. Here are a few links to select hearings. On Monday, the [&hellip
Read More »PBI data breach update
TSEA continues to take calls from some of our retiree members who have yet to receive a letter from Pension Benefits Information (PBI) regarding the June MOVEit file transfer data [&hellip
Read More »Resources for Retirees to Monitor Personal Data After TCRS Data Breach
TSEA members have contacted the association with concerns about the recent data breach experienced with TCRS data transferred through data vendors PBI and MoveIt. We have shared our member concerns [&hellip
Read More »TCRS Board of Trustees and State Insurance Committee Elections
During the month of May 2022, State and Higher Ed employees have the opportunity to elect their representatives on boards that oversee their insurance benefits and retirement. The upcoming term [&hellip
Read More »Is 2022 the year you plan to retire?
It is the beginning of a new year, and some TSEA members will be or are considering retiring in 2022. Most state employees, including higher education employees, know the basics [&hellip
Read More »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
Read More »TSEA’s Endorsed Candidates for the TCRS Board of Trustees and State Insurance Committee
State Employees should have received emailed instructions from Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System to cast your vote for representatives to serve on the Tennessee Consolidated Retirement Board of Trustees and the State [&hellip
Read More »TSEA endorses candidates for state positions
In 2016, there will be two (2) state employee representative seats for election to serve on the TCRS Board of Trustees (a three year term) and two (2) state employee [&hellip
Read More »Important committee meetings that state employees need to attend
Pension Plan Update, 3/13/13 This afternoon the House State Government Subcommittee passed the Pension bill on to the full committee without allowing any discussion of the bill. The full committee [&hellip
Read More »Present state employees unaffected by proposed pension changes
As you may know, earlier this week Tennessee State Treasurer David Lillard proposed to the Council on Pensions and Insurance a new Hybrid Pension Plan for state employees, higher education [&hellip
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