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Brothers and Sisters, We are looking forward to seeing you at our Regular Union Meeting for June. Below are the details for the meeting: Wednesday, June 22 @ 5:00 p.m.

Brothers and Sisters, Local 7 was proud to host the kickoff event for BTEA’s National Recovery Week this April to raise awareness of Substance Use Disorder and to break the

Brothers and Sisters, Local 7 is thrilled to celebrate the official groundbreaking of the Suffolk Downs development! This project is the largest private-sector Project Labor Agreement (PLA) ever signed in

Brothers and Sisters, This week, we gathered as a community to rededicate our union’s Fallen Ironworkers Memorial to our Brothers and Sisters who have lost their lives while on the

Brothers and Sisters, We are looking forward to seeing you at our Regular Union Meeting for May. Below are the details for the meeting: Wednesday, May 25 5:00 p.m. Local

Brothers and Sisters,  The Mass Bay Credit Union will be holding an election for its new Board of Directors on Monday, April 25 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are excited to

Brothers and Sisters,  Local 7 is proud to host the kickoff event for Boston Trades Employers Association’s (BTEA) second annual National Recovery Week!  Building Trades Recovery WeekMonday, April 25 from

Brothers and Sisters, Iron Workers Local 7 is thrilled to announce three Spring Photo Contest winners! We were so proud and amazed to receive such incredible photo submissions that we

Brothers and Sisters, We are disappointed to share that Republicans in the New Hampshire Senate are attempting to eliminate project labor agreements (PLAs) on public construction projects through Senate Bill

Brothers and Sisters, Local 7 is always ready to step up and lend a helping hand. Last month, we held our 2nd Annual Mid-Year School Supply Drive to provide Boston

Brothers and Sisters, The Marge Crispin Center will be holding a food and diaper drive for local families in need in Braintree on Saturday, April 2 from 9AM to 12PM.

Brothers and Sisters, In 2019, the Building Trades Employers’ Association (BTEA) launched the Building Trades for Recovery campaign to raise awareness about the disproportionate impact that the opioid crisis has