One of VSEA’s most popular sponsored events in 2021 was a day in one of six Vermont state parks, free of charge. Building on last year’s initial success, VSEA is once again inviting VSEA members to a “Day In The Park” for members and their families to enjoy one of four Vermont state parks, free of charge, including:
Camp Plymouth State Park – Plymouth;
Crystal Lake State Park – Barton;
Elmore State Park – Morrisville; and
Sand Bar State Park – Milton
At each of the parks listed, VSEA Chapters will be providing members and their families with free park entry, plus free food and beverages. The park day is meant to be a small thank you to VSEA members for your hard work during this especially difficult past year.
VSEA has produced a webpage and flyer that explains how the Task Force’s pension legislation impacts state employees. Please share this information with your colleagues who may not have seen it.
MONTPELIER, Vt.— The Vermont State Employees’ Association (VSEA), a union representing almost 6,000 state employees across Vermont, announced its endorsements today for the upcoming primary election.
“These are an outstanding group of committed, pro-state employee candidates whom we feel we can rely on to stand with us when the going gets tough,” said Aimee Bertrand Towne, VSEA’s president. VSEA’s member-driven endorsement process involves multiple stages of review of each candidate’s elective and legislative history, and of each candidate’s responses to a questionnaire crafted by VSEA members. This round of the union’s endorsements only considered candidates with contested primaries; all other candidates will be considered for endorsement during VSEA’s general election endorsement process later this year.
