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"Providing employees platforms to voice opinions and participate in decision-making are crucial to workforce engagement."

VSEA members were instrumental in convincing the Vermont Legislature to institute a reward-based program for employee-generated cost-savings ideas that lead to actual savings. Unfortunately, the program sunsetted in 2012 and is no longer in effect. VSEA members are hopeful the program will be resurrected, as new employee ideas certainly didn’t sunset in 2012. 

Vincent Illuzzi Sr. worked most of his life in Barre as a granite sculptor and carver. His works can be viewed from Vermont to Pennsylvania to Washington D.C. 

VSEA sends its heartfelt condolences to Sen. Illuzzi and the entire Illuzzi family.

Recent revelation by VVH management about new federal inspection angers frontline nurses and caregivers, leading them to load up in the comment section of this VTDigger article. Good for you frontline nurses and caregivers!!! 

All VSEA members: Please learn about a VVH Solidarity Opportunity by clicking here!

"The audit identified several problems in how the state records, reviews and prevents workplace injuries and said in many cases, the culprit was inadequate staffing. An office devoted to workers’ compensation and injury prevention has two safety coordinators, even though a 2003 study recommended the state have five to eight. Hoffer said those positions could pay for themselves by preventing future claims."

This Just In: State Hospital Nurse Assaulted While At Work

Sorry for the delay, but here is video of three VSEA retirees testifying April 5 in support of S. 14, the "Fair Share" bill.