VSEA’s Week In Action Newsletter: May 31, 2024

Pro-Union Legislation Becomes Law

Help Steer Your Union Moving Forward. Run For A Seat On The VSEA Board. Deadline Approaching!

VSEA Leader Leads Fight To Save Rutland Cemetery 

Seven Days Drills Down On VT’s Judicial Log Jam

NMU, Corrections & Supervisory Unit Sick Leave Banks All Urgently Need Donations!

New: VSEA Social Media Coordinator

Summer Fun Parent Support Group

Killington Offering VSEA Members 10% Discount On Summer Fun!

It’s Time To File Group Requests For Reclassification (RFRs)

VSEA Retirees’ Chapter Offering Flood Relief To Chapter Members

Upcoming VSEA Steward Trainings

Help VSEA Craft Your Union’s Budget. Join The Budget Committee

LiveWell Vermont Is Offering Spring Screenings

VSEA’s Week In Action May 3. 2024

PSRW: Thank You For Your Service!

2024 Employee-Nominated “Employees of Note”

Tomorrow Is Green-Up Day

NMU, Corrections & Supervisory Unit Sick Leave Banks All Urgently Need Donations

Correction: Court House Member Survey

It’s Time To File Group Requests For Reclassification (RFRs)

Students’ Film Continues To Garner Press Attention

New VSEA Website Calendar Launches!

VSEA Retirees’ Chapter Offering Flood Relief To Chapter Members

Upcoming VSEA Steward Trainings

Time To Enroll In VSEA Supplemental Dental Plan Is NOW!

Help VSEA Craft Your Union’s Budget. Join The Budget Committee

LiveWell Vermont Is Offering Spring Screenings

Reminders:

View/Download Your Union Contract On VSEA.org

VSHASF Annual Meeting Is May 7!

Apply For A VSEA Scholarship

In Case You Missed It: Watch Lt. Governor’s Informative Facebook Live Discussion With DCF Employees

VSEA “Day In The Park” Returning In 2024!

Add Your Voice To The VSEA Council!

Did You Know VSEA Members Can Sign Up For AFLAC Through Their Union?

Solidarity Stories:

VT AFL-CIO Asks VSEA Members To Help Get The PRO Act Passed

Majority Of State Employees Are Retiring Before Reaching Retirement Age

Vermont Named Nation’s Second Most Dangerous State For Workers!

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JUDICIARY UNIT MEMBERS VOTE TO RATIFY NEW TWO-YEAR CONTRACT

The VSEA Elections, Rules, and Nominating Committee has certified that the VSEA members of the Judiciary Bargaining Unit have ratified their contract settlement agreement on a new, two-year contract that will become effective on July 1, 2024.

The Judiciary Unit contact becomes the sixth collective bargaining agreement negotiated by the VSEA since last fall.  Members in the Non-Management, Corrections, Supervisory, and Defender General units approved their respective contract settlements in 2024 and the State’s Attorneys’ Offices Unit membership will soon be voting on ratification of their negotiated tentative agreement.

VSEA thanks the Judiciary Unit bargaining team for their work to reach a contract settlement that has the approval of its members.

Trooper Suffers Life-Threatening Traumatic Injuries In Vehicle Crash. VTA Collecting Donations To Aid Trooper & His Family

VSEA is sharing this statement from the Vermont State Police and Vermont Troopers Association, asking labor and the public to donate to help out the family.

VSP Statement:

Corporal Eric Vitali was involved in a serious on-duty motor vehicle crash on I-89 northbound in the town of Bethel, VT, on March 8, 2024. His cruiser sustained massive front-end damage and crushing of the driver’s compartment. He was life-flighted to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, NH. Eric suffered life-threatening traumatic injuries, and his condition is critical. His injuries include a traumatic brain injury, spinal fractures, and pelvis fracture. His doctors are indicating that the coming 72 hours will be critical in determining the outcome of his recovery.

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Support H. 828! Make Wealthy Vermonters Pay Their Share!

Close The Salisbury Fish Hatchery? 

Not Fully Fund Vermont State University?  

Cut Nine Positions From The State’s Attorney’s Office When More Public Safety Assistance Is Needed?   

Reject Filling Badly Needed Positions In The Vermont Judiciary?

Why? There’s A Better Way. Pass H. 828!

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