VSEA & Vermont Veterans Home Workers Mourning Loss Of Longtime Employee

VSEA is joining its members at the Vermont Veterans Home to mourn the death of 30-year VVH utility worker Scott Devenow (pictured here in FB photo shared by VVH co-workers) at age 47. 

Devenow was working in the VVH laundry area when a co-worker discovered him unresponsive last Thursday. Per their training, VVH staff began immediate life-saving measures before EMTs arrived on scene, but, sadly, Devenow passed away in the hospital five days later. 

VSEA representatives are working with VVH management to secure on-site help for any VVH worker needing to talk, or more. 

Deepest condolences to the entire VVH family and your residents.

VSEA Co-Sponsoring Public Pensions Symposium

VSEA is pleased to be partnering with the Vermont National Education Association (VtNEA) and the State Treasurer’s Office to co-sponosor a "public pensions symposium".

 

Speakers will include Treasurer Pearce and Boston University Professor of Law David Webber, the author of The Rise of the Working-Class Shareholder: Labor’s Last Best Weapon

 

Public Pensions Symposium

POSTPONED!!!!! New Date Coming Soon!!!
Pavilion Building Auditorium

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VSEA’s Week In Action Newsletter: October 12, 2018

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Governor Scott Should Be Promoting The Excellent Benefits VSEA Members Have Negotiated Over Decades, Not Threatening Them

A new report from the Society for Human Resource Management compared 300 benefits offered by private companies versus those offered in the public sector, and the report’s authors point out they did so because states are “increasingly using benefits to attract workers.” 

From a story about the report:

“Some good news for governments is that 87 percent of millennials labeled ‘professional or career growth and development opportunities’ as important in a job, according to a 2016 Gallup poll.

Still, governments struggle in getting the word out on what they offer.

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