Labor Guild Admin on LinkedIn: Our monthly Labor History Blog is now live on our site! This month's topic… (2024)

CGA Nominations are now open! They are due by August 22nd, 2024. This year's categories are the following:Union Official – either elected or appointed.Management Representative – either public or private sector.Rev. Ed Boyle, SJ – Auxiliary – embraces such groups as arbitrators, academics, and public agency personnel, and support professionals.Labor-Management Counsel – Attorneys in private practice serving as counsel for either management or labor. This year’s award is for a labor-side attorney.To nominate someone, please visit our website and fill out the form here:https://lnkd.in/em3HFYysYou can also contact the Labor Guild office, office@laborguild.com, or by calling 781-340-7887.

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Same today as it was a century ago! #repost Credit to Lou Antonellis

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Human trafficking is becoming increasingly prevalent across many different industries. If you want to learn more about this issue and how it affects the labor-management community, then please join The Labor Guild on Tuesday, June 11th, from 10AM-2PM for our Human Trafficking Symposium. This in-person event is free to attend and will feature representatives from unions, management organizations, local law enforcement and other professionals who are working to combat this problem. We hope you can join us. https://lnkd.in/eFEs3YxK

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CGA Nominations are now open! They are due by August 22nd, 2024. This year's categories are the following: Union Official – either elected or appointed. Management Representative – either public or private sector. Rev. Ed Boyle, SJ – Auxiliary – embraces such groups as arbitrators, academics, and public agency personnel, and support professionals. Labor-Management Counsel – Attorneys in private practice serving as counsel for either management or labor. This year’s award is for a labor-side attorney.To nominate someone, please visit our website and fill out the form here: https://lnkd.in/em3HFYysYou can also contact the Labor Guild office, office@laborguild.com, or by calling 781-340-7887.

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Lights, camera, action! We are so excited to have a talented crew from Carol M. Rosenbaum Productions here today to film a Video History Project for the Labor Guild. The filming will be kept in the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers' digital archive, which provides insight into American Labor history and employment law. We are honored to be a part of this collection! We extend our deep gratitude to the many who made this project possible and will be partaking in it today.https://lnkd.in/exCTj9-d

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Support for Greater Boston Labor Council! #repost #support #solidarity

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Human trafficking is becoming increasingly prevalent across many different industries. If you want to learn more about this issue and how it affects the labor-management community, then please join The Labor Guild on Tuesday, June 11th, from 10AM-2PM for our Human Trafficking Symposium. This in-person event is free to attend and will feature representatives from unions, management organizations, local law enforcement and other professionals who are working to combat this problem. We hope you can join us. https://lnkd.in/eFEs3YxK

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Does your union have an election coming up soon? Have you been asked to help run an election for your local and not sure what to do? Join the Labor Guild for a 2-night workshop on May 28th and 29th from 6-8PM on Zoom for Patti Legault-Frank's "Union Nominations and Elections." Click the flyer for more information or the link below to be taken to the registration page.https://lnkd.in/e6KZRTRU

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Our monthly Labor History Blog is now live on our site! Our former Executive Director and President Dave Kowalski has written a blog for each month of the year. This month's blog focuses on May Day and the Haymarket Square Riot. https://lnkd.in/eBAiKnzH

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