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2023 Executive Director Update
We greet all of the Labor Guild community with hopes that all have passed restful holidays in preparation for the new year 2023! There are plenty of exciting developments for…
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As we send out our Labor Life to coincide with Saint Valentine’s Day, it occurs to some that the football playoffs were once over and completed well before this point…
Read MoreIn Memoriam: Thomas Birmingham
State Senator Tom Birmingham of Chelsea is remembered for many levels of advocacy in Massachusetts, highlighted by his 1996 election as President of the Senate. “Senate President Thomas Birmingham was…
Read MoreIn Memoriam: Tom Gunning
Tom Gunning was a recipient of the 2000 Cushing-Gavin Award, SMACNA’s Executive Legislative Advocate of the Year (2008, 2015), SMACNA’s Chapter Executive of the Year in 2001, the Roofing Industry’s…
Read MoreIn Memoriam: Donna Finnerty
Donna Finnerty augmented her successful, relationship-based career in local banking services by providing invaluable administrative assistance and wise advice to the Labor Guild of the Archdiocese of Boston over many…
Read More2022 Annual Membership/Donation
Dear Sister and Brother Supporters of Workplace Justice through the Labor Guild, I hope that our various public health disciplines are keeping all Guilders safe during this winter when we…
Read More2022 Executive Director Update
As a member of the Congregation of Holy Cross, by my training and lived experience I have embraced our shared values for Education in Christian Faith. In thirty years of…
Read MoreExecutive Director
Dave Kowalski has retired and moved away. We have a new executive Director, Fr. Marc Fallon C.S.C. starting This January 3rd.
Read MoreIn Memory of President Richard Trumpka
The Labor community has coalesced today around the sadness of a good man as well as a great leader in the passing of President Richard Trumpka. A Pennsylvania miner, he…
Read MoreIn Support of the Pro-Act
It has been said. “Those who do not heed the lessons of history, are destined to repeat them.” During the mid-19th Century In the midst of our Industrial Revolution and…
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