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New claimant IVR system goes live
The new and long awaited claim-filing IVR (interactive voice response) system to relieve bottlenecks for claimants is up and running.
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New Workers' Comp
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Abbie Hudgens |
Commissioner Karla Davis has appointed Abigail (Abbie) Hudgens as administrator for the Workers’ Comp Division, replacing SueAnn Head who retired this past summer..
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Mine Rescue teams vie
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More than 28 teams from nine states competed in the Tennessee Mine Rescue Competition in Caryville, September 20-22.
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Judy Bell featured in new HR publication
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Judy Bell |
TDLWD Human Resources Administrator Judy Bell is featured on the cover of the premiere edition of “HR Professionals of Greater Memphis.”
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Thank you from
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Kevin Cole is deeply appreciative of the generosity shown by departmental staff statewide when his family was involved in a serious accident.
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Commissioner continues office visits
Commissioner Karla Davis and Deputy Commissioner Alisa Malone are visiting local offices from Memphis to Mountain City.
Click here for some photos of east Tennessee visits.
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Employee commendations
Congratulations to Donna Mason and Dave Lewis of the Athens Career Center for a recent commendation; also, thank you to Sharon Johnson for doing a good deed to help a homeless veteran prepare for a job interview.
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Every employee has a story
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Gloria and Chiko Duckett |
Gloria Duckett, interviewer in the Chattanooga Career Center, enjoys camping and volunteering at the Athens Senior Center.
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Staff from several east Tennessee Career Centers are pictured with Commissioner Karla Davis, Deputy Commissioner Alisa Malone, and others from Nashville. Click here for more pictures of office visits to east Tennessee.
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Division Updates Read Division Updates this month to learn about these headlines and more news from
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Adult Education GED Administrator Susan Doughty led the 2011 Tennessee GED Testing Services Conference in Nashville, attended by more than 100 GED personnel. |
Workforce Development Tennessee is one of seven states to receive U.S. Department of Labor grant to improve education and training for people with disabilities. |
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The Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development is an equal
opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services will be provided upon
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