TSEA »
TSEA PET CONTEST WINNERS
TSEA thanks everyone for entering their beloved pet in our first ever Cute Pet Photo Contest! As promised, today we are announcing the top three winners in each category of [&hellip
Read More »
Political Activity by Executive Branch State Employees
It’s that time of the year again when numerous citizens throughout Tennessee become active in state and national politics and state employees are no exception. While individual citizens may have [&hellip
Read More »
October 5 is the Voter Registration Deadline
One of the most important things a state employee can do to protect their job and benefits is to vote for candidates who support state employees. But you have to be [&hellip
Read More »
Important 2020 Election Dates and Deadlines
Please mark your calendars for these important election dates and deadlines. Wed., Aug. 5, 2020 – First Day to Request an Absentee Ballot*Mon., Oct. 5, 2020 – Voter Registration DeadlineWed., [&hellip
Read More »
Sick Leave Bank assessment waiver
The Sick Leave Bank board during their most recent meeting unanimously voted in favor of waiving the 2020 Sick Leave Bank assessment. This action by the board means that membership [&hellip
Read More »
TSEA holds Representative Assembly virtually
NASHVILLE – After an unprecedented year for state employees, and the world, TSEA held its first-ever Virtual Representative Assembly on Friday, August 21, 2020. A Virtual Representative Assembly was necessary [&hellip
Read More »
DOHR’s Organizational Health Survey
This week, active state employees should have received an email from DOHR with a link to an online survey called the Organizational Health Survey. TSEA has discussed the survey in length with [&hellip
Read More »
State Revenues for June 2020
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration Commissioner Butch Eley announced Monday, July 13, that revenues for June were $1.5 billion, which is $12.5 million less than the [&hellip
Read More »
Legislative Update: Week ending 6-19-2020
The Tennessee Legislature Thursday night passed a $39 billion state budget, which includes over $1 billion in cuts, including the elimination of FY20/21 raises for state employees. Earlier in the [&hellip
Read More »
House passes amended state budget; Senate and House to negotiate differences
Today the Tennessee House passed an amended version of the state budget. The House version of the budget differs significantly from the Senate’s budget, which means the two legislative bodies [&hellip
Read More »
