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The following joint statement may be attributed to Roxana Rivera, Vice President of 32BJ SEIU, and Natalicia Tracy, Executive Director of the Brazilian Worker Center: As co-chairs of the Driving Families Forward coalition, we applaud the legislators with the House Transportation Committee for doing the right thing yesterday and voting the Work and Family […]
Youth Appeal to Legislators to Grant Their Christmas Wish— Driver’s Licenses for their Parents WHO: The children of undocumented immigrants and other youth, their parents, Vice President of 32BJ SEIU Roxana Rivera, educators with the Boston Teachers Union, union workers, and community allies from the Driving Families Forward coalition. WHAT: “All I want for
The Senator Has a Proven Track Record of Standing with Workers For Green Justice, Immigrant Rights & Union Jobs WHAT: Press Conference announcing 32BJ SEIU’s endorsement of Senator Edward Markey in the 2020 U.S. Senate Race WHO: Vice President of 32BJ SEIU Roxana Rivera, SEIU Local 888 Political Director Tom McKeever, Senator Edward Markey,
32BJ SEIU & Allies to Announce Markey Endorsement at Press Conference Read More »
Advocates Hope to End 2019 with Even More Support for the Legislation (Spanish below/Español abajo) WHAT: Speak out followed by Lobby Day for the Work and Family Mobility Act WHO: Lead sponsors of the bill Senator Brendan Crighton and Representative Christine Barber (Representative Tricia Farley-Bouvier is the third lead sponsor) HYM Investment Group Founding Partner/Managing
Lead Sponsors of the Work & Family Mobility Act Join Immigrants, Allies for Lobby Day Read More »
Cities Throughout the Commonwealth Have Elected Historically Progressive & Diverse Leadership Boston, Everett, Lowell, and Worcester, MA — The following statement may be attributed to Roxana Rivera, Vice President of 32BJ SEIU: In the face of the Trump administration’s relentless attacks on working families, Massachusetts sent a clear message during last night’s elections of the
32BJ SEIU Applauds Endorsed Candidates, Members For Victories in Massachusetts Races Read More »
Union Workers Selected Candidates with Proven Record Of Advancing Working Families, Social Justice & Equity BOSTON—32BJ SEIU members announced their endorsements for the fall 2019 Boston City Council races today. For the at-large City Council seats, the union is backing incumbents Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi-George, as well as newcomers Alejandra St. Guillen, formerly
32BJ SEIU Announces Boston City Council Endorsements Read More »
Boston, MA— On Tuesday night, 32BJ SEIU members proudly celebrated Ayanna Pressley’s primary win in Massachusetts’ Seventh Congressional District. With 163,000 members across the East Coast, 32BJ SEIU is the nation’s largest property service workers union, representing some 18,000 janitors, security officers, food service workers and other property service workers in Massachusetts alone, including some
32BJ Congratulates Democratic Congressional Candidate Ayanna Pressley Read More »
The following statement can be attributed to Roxana Rivera, Vice President of 32BJ SEIU “On behalf of the 18,000 men and women that make up our union in the Greater Boston area, we are proud to endorse Damali Vidot in her re-election bid. Councilwoman Vidot has been a powerful champion for working people during her
The following statement may be attributed to Roxana Rivera, Vice-President of 32BJ SEIU District 615: “The detention of Francisco Rodriguez by USCIS is a despicable act that our union and our community will fight all the way. Francisco, a member of 32BJ, MIT janitor, father of US citizens, small business owner and all around exemplary
32BJ SEIU Decries Detention of MIT Janitor Francisco Rodriguez Read More »
BOSTON — Two days after our Nation of Immigrants celebrated the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Senator Ed Markey joined members of labor and non-profit organizations by the Irish Famine Memorial in downtown Boston to remind federal lawmakers and the Trump administration of the immigrant tradition that has made America great for over 200
