Protocol Clarifying VSEA Access To Court Faciities
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More Than 100 Members Attend VSEA’s 2015 State House Day!
More than 100 VSEA members came to the State House on February 17 to lobby lawmakers to reject the State’s proposed service and job cuts and instead identify new revenue sources to ensure the continuation of quality public services like those being delivered daily to Vermonters by 911 Emergency Dispatchers, Community High School of Vermont (CHSVT) educators, Vets’ Home caregivers and Judiciary and State Colleges’ workers.
Weekly News From Your Union: February 20, 2015
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In this week’s issue:
- Save State Services! Stop The Cuts! Sign VSEA’s Online Petition!
- More Than 100 Members Attend VSEA’s 2015 State House Day
- Former Representative Pens Excellent Commentary, Highlighting The Value Of The Community High School Of Vermont
- and more!
Weekly News From Your Union: February 13, 2015
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In this week’s issue:
- State Attaches Arbitrary 400 Number To Possible Layoffs Coming If Workers Don’t Find Millions
- Fired Up After Reading About Potential For 400 Job Cuts? Let Lawmakers And Elected Officials Know At VSEA State House Day On Tuesday, February 17!
- Got Questions? Contact Your Elected VSEA Leaders
- and more!
Don’t Let This Be The Future For Vermont! Here’s How You Can Help
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“From a Dispatcher’s standpoint, this is a safety issue for responders and the public because it can only lead to delays in response time,” Massey told the paper. “A lot of people don’t understand what we do. You need to know the roads and the intersections and the local landmarks that only the people who live in the area know about.”