Massachusetts Building Trades Unions

09/04/2026

Construction workers and labor union supporters rallied Monday at the proposed site of the Draper IMPACT Center in Downtown Lowell, calling on the company to build its facility using responsible labor practices and support local jobs.

09/02/2026

MA Building Trades Recovery Council

09/02/2026

Union members showed up to support candidates who support those who support them and their families. Thanks to the thousands of union volunteers who knocked on doors, delivered flyers, made phone calls and worked the polls. Your voices and your votes mattered. Now it's on to November 3rd - just 62 DAYS to go. Let's Do It!

09/01/2026

Don’t forget to VOTE today. Marjorie Decker for State Representative Massachusetts AFL-CIO State Fed

08/31/2026

Primaries are tomorrow. Contact your union for endorsed candidates if you aren't up to date and find your polling place here: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/WhereDoIVoteMA/WhereDoIVote/

08/29/2026

Door knocking for Marjorie Decker today, tomorrow, Monday and Election Day. Final push to return Labor’s champion to the Statehouse!

08/28/2026

“Your pensions were going to be cut by 25 percent in three years,” Neal told members of Local 248. "It’s like Social Security. You plan on it, build your life around it. This is one of the most important things I’ve ever done.”

The Butch Lewis Act secured $5.8 million for Roofers Local 248, protecting over 200 pensions that faced a 25% cut, with Congressman Neal credited for championing the legislation.

08/28/2026

Congressman Richie Neal has delivered and continues to for working families in Massachusetts Congressman Richard Neal Massachusetts AFL CIO State Fe Western Mass Area Labor Federation (AFL-CIO) United Union of Roofers The Teamsters Western MA Building Trades Unions

08/27/2026

Laborers' Union Local 596 LIUNA Feel the Power! Colton Andrews

08/26/2026

"...project labor agreements can help public owners manage one of the industry’s biggest challenges: finding enough skilled workers to get projects built."

New research is taking a fresh look at project labor agreements — and what they can mean for cost, efficiency and workforce availability on New Jersey public construction projects.