Kansas Organization of State Employees

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Your vote is your voice

AFT President Randi Weingarten’s latest column outlines the urgency of using our voices—our votes—in this life-changing election, when we will make a choice “between President Donald Trump, who has trafficked in chaos, fear, lies and division, and former Vice President Joe Biden, who seeks to reverse Trump’s failures on COVID-19 and the economy, and to unite and uplift the American people.” Besides the four crises we face—a pandemic, an economic crisis, racism and a climate emergency—democracy itself is on the ballot, as Trump continues to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the election.

KOSE Vision Statement

KOSE strives to create safe, employee-centered workplaces that enable every member to feel supported, fulfilled, accomplished, and equipped to provide high-quality services to the citizens of Kansas.

A new approach to assessing suicide risk

From the Wichita Eagle.

KOSE is committed to helping our members achieve their goals, as such we are excited to be able to extend this amazing opportunity for our parent union, AFSCME, to our members.

Kansas agency invests $810,000 in Salina, Manhattan mental health crisis centers

Kansas agency invests $810,000 in Salina, Manhattan mental health crisis centers.

07/16/2018

http://www.cjonline.com/news/20180716/kansas-agency-invests-810000-in-salina-manhattan-mental-health-crisis-centers

KOSE Responds to Inmate Attacks On Officers at Lansing Correctional Facility

The Kansas Organization of State Employees (KOSE) today expressed extreme concern for the safety of state correctional officers in the wake of erupting violence at a state run prison where, over the past several days, ten officers have been injured in inmate attacks.