WHAT IS THE LABOR GUILD?
The Labor Guild. an agency of the Archdiocese of Boston (RCAB), is a membership organization of over 1800 individuals, organizations and institutions involved in all aspects of labor-management relations. We promote good order and justice in today’s workplace by inspiring, motivating and helping men and women to act with conscience, know-how and courage in labor-management relations. Welcome!
Since 1945, the Guild has provided over 50,000 students and working practitioners with… MORE
“IF MEN AND WOMEN HAVE A RIGHT TO CAPITALIZE THEIR IDEAS AND THE RESOURCES OF THEIR COUNTRY, THEN THAT IMPLIES THE RIGHT OF MEN AND WOMEN TO CAPITALIZE THEIR LABOR.” — FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT
LABORWRITES – THE GUILD BLOG
A Harsh and Frigid Welcome at Boston College
A delegation including clergy, regional labor leaders, and faith and community-based organizations, gathered on the Boston College campus on the morning of December 7th to deliver a petition to President Father Leahy urging that bargaining being initiated with...
read moreYouth Caucus: Fighting for Our Futures
By Henry DeGroot A Successful First Year The Labor Guild is proud to celebrate the founding year of the Labor Guild Youth Caucus! The caucus was formed at the start of 2018 to accommodate young workers at the Labor School who were meeting informally to discuss current...
read moreMeet our 2018 CGA Dinner Co-Chairs – Tom Flynn & Fred Laskey
The Labor Guild is delighted to announce our 2018 CGA Dinner Co-Chairs being held on Friday, November 30th at the IBEW #103 Function Hall in Dorchester MA. Our Labor Co-Chair is Thomas J. Flynn, Executive Secretary-Treasurer, New England Regional Carpenters...
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WHITE SMOKE – We have our 2018 CGA Awardees !
On Thursday, September 13th, four outstanding individuals were selected by their peers to be honored for the professional competence, moral integrity, and the personal commitment they bring to the furtherance of effective, productive and healthy labor-management...
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Labor Guild Community Spotlight: Jenn Doe and Elissa Cadillic
As the spring semester of the 65th year of Labor Guild school draws to a close, we’ll be profiling some of the amazing teachers working to give our students the tools to build justice at work. Elissa Cadillic and Jenn Doe are two long time friends of the Guild, who’ve...
read more2017 Labor Award – Cynthia A. Rodrigues
Labor Award Cynthia A. Rodrigues President, Greater Southeastern Massachusetts Labor Council UNITE-HERE New England Joint Board (retired) Cynthia Rodrigues is currently the President of the Greater Southeastern Massachusetts Labor Council representing UNITE HERE. Ms....
read more2017 Management Attorney Award – Mark W. Batten, Esq.
Management Attorney Award Mark W. Batten, Esq. Partner, Proskauer Mark Batten is a partner in the Labor & Employment Law Department and co-head of the Class & Collective Actions Group at Proskauer Rose, LLP. He represents employers nationwide in several...
read more2017 Boyle Award – David Weil, PhD
The Boyle Award David Weil, PhD Dean and Professor, Heller School for Social Policy & Management, Brandeis University Former Administrator, Wage & Hour Division, U.S. Department of Labor David Weil is the Dean and Professor of the Heller School for Social...
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UPCOMING EVENTS
GUILD PROGRAMS
Mondays, 3/12/18 – 5/14/18
2018 Spring Term Courses!
Archdiocese Pastoral Center, Braintree
Our spring term course listings are here! Check them out and register here. Note that these courses are subject to change. If you have any questions, please email office@laborguild.com or call 781-340-7887.
OTHER EVENTS
1/2/2018 4:30 pm
GBLC Futures Committee Meeting, IBEW 103, 256 Freeport St., Dorchester, MA. Interested in organizing and building power with other young workers? Come to the first monthly meeting of 2018. For more information about the Futures Committee, visit their Facebook page.