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Brothers and Sisters, This fall, Boston residents will elect a new Mayor and City Council members. We need leaders who are going to stand with unions and protect our jobs

Brothers and Sisters, We hope you’ll join us on Sunday, September 19 for Moose Run 2021 in memory of Ronald “Moose” Morse, the fallen iron workers of Local 7, and

Brothers and Sisters, Investing in infrastructure means investing in America. That’s why we need our legislators to pass the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework.   This infrastructure bill will create tens of thousands

Brothers and Sisters, It’s on all of us to make sure everyone gets home safe and sound. Safety is a continuous learning process, and all of us can use a

Brothers and Sisters, The labor movement and the movement for racial justice go hand in hand. At Local 7, we remain dedicated to ensuring that everyone is respected on the

Brothers and Sisters, Please join us on Thursday, June 3 and Friday, June 4 for visibilities against “Right to Work” when the New Hampshire legislature is in session. Local 7

Brothers and Sisters, In a time of great need for our community, dozens showed up at the Union Hall to participate in Local 7’s blood drive on Wednesday. This event

Brothers and Sisters, We’re anticipating that the New Hampshire “Right to Work” bill will be up for a vote in the State House next Thursday, June 3. For our union Brothers

Brothers and Sisters, For many hospitals during COVID-19, keeping blood donations in full supply has proven to be a challenge. One in every three people will need blood at some

Brothers and Sisters, Yesterday, we announced the full list of winners of this year’s elections. View the results on IWLocal7.org.  Please note that Paul Landerholm, who was elected Vice President, has

Brothers and Sisters, Thank you to all who ran and voted in this year’s election. We appreciated your flexibility as we adapted to a mail-in voting system for Local 7

Brothers and Sisters, Join us in congratulating the recipients of this year’s Local 7’s scholarship program. Eighteen students were chosen from 16 communities across the region. These students, all high