Last month, VSEA launched the first-ever Will Wells Memorial Food Drive Challenge, inviting VSEA members in Chapters statewide to participate by raising as much money as possible between now and December 31 for the Vermont Foodbank. There is still one more month remaining! Which VSEA Chapter will win this year’s Food Drive Challenge bragging rights?
The total amount of money VSEA donated to the Foodbank in 2021 was $7,000, and VSEA’s Chittenden Chapter raised the most for the second year in a row! Will they win again for the third year in a row?
Want to help boost your VSEA Chapter’s donation total? Donate online or find out how to donate by mail here.
Help your Chapter win by sharing this post with your colleagues. Thank you in advance for your donations to this great cause!
“Commissioners came forward, one by one for 15 minutes each Tuesday, to go over their budget requests for the next two years and were consistently asked what are the biggest challenges they face.
While concerns such as supply chain issues, inflationary costs, interest rates, huge utility increases, and post-COVID-19 realities have been identified, staffing level concerns were almost universal.”
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VSEA is aware that the Freedom Foundation–a well-funded, corporate, anti-union group from outside Vermont–is once again sending emails and letters to VSEA members to promote the group’s anti-union, anti-worker agenda. Each time this group tries to peddle its propaganda here in Vermont, VSEA reminds members that there are so many good reasons for VSEA members to ignore this group’s email and letter.
Here are some resources for members to revisit:
VSEA President Aimee Towne shared the following Thanksgiving message with members and retirees this morning:
On behalf of the VSEA Board of Trustees, I want to wish everyone a happy, healthy, and safe Thanksgiving holiday. We have a lot to be thankful for this year, beginning with the fact that labor unions like ours have survived years of demonization and are now finally becoming more and more popular with younger Americans, and, just as important, young Vermonters. Because of your activism and support for each other, VSEA continues to raise the bar for state employees, both active and retired, while also protecting the wage, benefit, and working condition improvements we and those before us have won at the bargaining table. For this, the Board and I are thankful.
Here are some other VSEA achievements we can all be thankful for this year.
Big Night For VTPAC-Endorsed Candidates!
Union-Made in America Thanksgiving!
We Appreciate Your Service!
VSEA Looks For Member To Serve On State Web Portal Board
Holiday Basket Member Recruitment Drive Begins! Turkey & All The Trimmings!
Nov. 23 Deadline! Openings On The NMU Bargaining Team!
Nov. 28 Deadline! Board Seat Opening
NMU Sick Leave Bank Seeks Donations
1st Annual Will Wells Memorial Food Drive Challenge Is On!
Get Your Free Travelers Quote With A VSEA Member Discount!
Time Running Out For Delta Dental Open Enrollment!
VSEA Benefits Administrator Reminds Of Available Insurance Options For Members & Retirees!
Solidarity Stories:
U.S. Rep. & Former Cigna VP Warn In Commentary “How Medicare Advantage Scams Seniors”
Red Cup Rebellion! Starbucks Workers Strike!
New Hampshire Launches Nation’s First Voluntary,State-Sponsored Parental Leave Plan
Meatpacking Sanitation Company Being Investigated For Using Child Labor
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