Considering all the talk about Vermont’s looming deficit and the Governor recently calling on Departments and Agencies to "eat the Pay Act," the Auditor’s findings are pretty disturbing. How much money is unaccounted for by having no checks and balances in place and are Vermonters getting all the services taxpayer dollars fund?
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Great VSEA member turnout yesterday at the Vermont Veterans’ Home Board of Trustees meeting. Frontline workers were there to support recently elected Board employee representative Jaime Percey and also articulate the employee position on workplace issues and the workers’ desire to help management promote the excellent level of care being provided by VSEA members at the Bennington landmark–Vermont’s only State-administered Home for Vermont veterans.
Thanks to all who came!
With confidence waning in the State’s single-payer health care rollout, Washington County Sen. Anthony Pollina is beginning a push to advance VSEA’s health care plan as the baseline plan for all Vermonters; a position the VSEA Board adopted months ago and a position all VSEA members are being asked to talk about with lawmakers and elected officials. Thanks Sen. Pollina!
“I would rather put the VSEA plan on the table and say let’s see how we can all be part of this,” said Pollina. “As opposed to putting some abstract idea on the table and say why don’t we try to cobbler together a single-payer health care system starting from scratch. It seems like it makes more sense to me.”
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