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The NAPE contract clearly allows state employees to use earned sick leave for any diagnosed illness. It came as a shock to 42 year veteran -
State employees from Chadron to Falls City, Omaha to Scottsbluff, and everywhere in between attended town hall meetings to share their ideas for our next -
The NAPE Board of Directors held their quarterly meeting in Lincoln on November 9. Board of Directors meetings are open to all union members. The -
All NAPE members have a complimentary $4,000 life insurance policy as a membership benefit administered by American Income Life Insurance. Members will receive a letter -
Every two years the NAPE Board of Directors determines the number of union members that will be elected to the NAPE bargaining conference, the dates/location -
Article 2, Section 3.D of the NAPE Bylaws state that the maximum amount of NAPE dues will be adjusted upward each January by the percentage -
NAPE Stewards are union members like you that have been trained to advocate, represent, and assist employees. 40 NAPE stewards attended a development seminar in -
NAPE members are also members of AFSCME (The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees Union). The AFSCME Free College Program gives access to -
As long as state government is open, employees are expected to report to work. Each agency has a serve weather policy, and you should consult -
Lead Social Service Worker Mary Schwanke has worked for DHHS for the past 8 years and works at the Fremont Customer Service Center. She requested -
The Delegate Assembly kicked off on Friday, August 23 with a meeting for younger and newer NAPE members called NAPE’s Next Wave. Over twenty young -
NAPE members at the Fremont Customer Service Center volunteered to work overtime hours to help Nebraskans recover from epic flooding this spring. The workers showed