MassCOSH

AFSCME Local 1526 is an important voice in the Boston labor movement, representing Library Assistants, and Clerical and Mechanical personnel at the BPL. We hope to see you tonight: Celebrating the Movement Tonight, 6-9pm Democracy Brewing 35 Temple Pl Boston, MA 02111

Our Massachusetts CAP Council is honored to sponsor @MassCOSH's 49th Annual Celebrating the Movement! Interested in joining us on Wednesday night in Boston? Reach out for ticket information!

📣 Happening this week in Region 9A! 9/16 RI CAP 9/16 VT Organizing Training 9/17 @MassCOSH Celebration 9/17 @CentralLaborNYC Phone Bank 9/19 CT Veterans Stand Down All week: @GRLPunionshop on strike! 📅 Join us @ region9a.uaw.org

At this year’s Celebrating the Movement, we're honoring Amanda Lawson, who has shown tremendous leadership and initiative as a Team Leader with our TL@W program. Please join us in recognizing Amanda’s critical work on behalf of young workers: annualevent2025.eventbrite.com

At our Celebrating the Movement event, we're uplifting @UNITEHERE26, who made tremendous strides for their members in the hotel industry last year. Join us in recognizing their courage on the picket line: AnnualEvent2025.eventbrite.com. #workersrights #occupationalsafetyandhealth

At our Celebrating the Movement event this year, we're uplifting the Occupational Health Surveillance Program, which has been essential to our collective fight for safer workplaces. Please join us in recognizing their critical work: AnnualEvent2025.eventbrite.com #niosh #workersrights

This summer, we joined @GBLCBoston and the Roxbury Multi-Service Center out in the community, distributing furniture! #communityresources #workersrights #occupationalsafetyandhealth #masscosh

"The death of construction worker Carlos Ernesto Hernandez at a worksite in Salem is a tragic and urgent reminder that we must do more to protect construction workers from falling hazards:" masscosh.org/publications/c… #occupationalsafetyandhealth #workersrights #masscosh

Moments from Safety Week with our Teens Lead @ Work Summer Program! Our Worker Center educated the Peer Leaders on regulations, guidelines, and best practices when it comes to occupational health and safety. #workersrights #youngworkers #occupationalsafetyandhealth #masscosh

"Workplace injuries rise 5-6% when the temperature hits 90 degrees." Our Executive Director, Tatiana Sofia Begault, spoke to @boston25 last week about the occupational hazards posed by extreme heat in the wake of Boston's latest heat wave: boston25news.com/news/masscosh-… #heatstress

With Trump leveling countless attacks on immigrants, LGBTQ people, reproductive health, and federal agencies, the labor movement is building on the solidarity of worker power to fight back. #workersrights #AnInjuryToOneIsAnInjuryToAll #WorkerSolidarity inthesetimes.com/article/an-inj…

Estamos muy felices de contar con Eduardo mientras seguimos construyendo poder junto a trabajadores inmigrantes para luchar por lugares de trabajo seguros, justos y dignos. ¡Bienvenido, compañero! #TrabajadoresInmigrantes #derechosdelostrabajadores #seguridadysaludeneltrabajo

En sus propias palabras: “No tenemos nada que perder, excepto nuestras cadenas. Me tomó tiempo entenderlo; hoy es lo que impulsa mi búsqueda de la felicidad.”

Eduardo Palacios se unió al equipo de MassCOSH como nuestro nuevo Organizador del Centro de Trabajadores Inmigrantes de MassCOSH! Eduardo aporta años de experiencia organizando en primera línea con comunidades inmigrantes en East Boston, Chelsea, Everett y Revere.

We’re thrilled to have Eduardo on board as we continue building power with immigrant workers to fight for safe, just, and dignified workplaces. ¡Bienvenido, compañero! #ImmigrantWorkers #workersrights #occupationalsafetyandhealth

In his own words: “We have nothing to lose but our chains. It took me a while to understand that; today it is what fuels my pursuit of happiness.”

Last week, Eduardo Palacios joined the MassCOSH team as our new Immigrant Worker Center Organizer! Eduardo brings years of frontline organizing experience with immigrant communities across East Boston, Chelsea, Everett, and Revere.