Local 888 member Robinson in race for Lowell City Council
October 19, 2021
After a great showing in the preliminary election, the union leader revs up his campaign for a Lowell City Council seat.

After a great showing in the preliminary election, the union leader revs up his campaign for a Lowell City Council seat.
Local 888 is demanding that the city of Boston take security measures and clean up health hazards near the Southampton Street Shelter.
Change is in the air at the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home, which has received accreditation from an independent nonprofit organization. In addition, plans are taking shape to build a new $400 million facility.
Local 888 members implore city to clean up area around Boston homeless shelter.
Recent Local 888 wins take in Holyoke Soldiers’ Home, Springfield contract, Boston negotiations
Emerson film series, directed by a Local 888 member, begins streaming online.
'It’s easier to sign a new employee up on their first day.'
Local 888 retiree chapter Union Forever eyes health insurance options
Local 888 leaders and negotiators have won hazard pay for the city of Springfield’s civil engineers.
Local 888-backed candidates for Boston City Council will move on to the general election on Nov. 2.
Reports from the pandemic frontlines are very positive in regards to one of the state’s sprawling labor contracts, the so-called “Unit 2” agreement.
A media event caps Local 888's endorsement of Mayor Kim Janey in her race to become the permanent mayor of Boston.
Hajji Glover, a newly elected member of Local 888’s executive board and a veteran Boston union leader, says he aims to "fight the good fight."
Local 888’s Committee on Political Action wades into the heavily contested Boston City Council race.
Local 888 member Robert Keeler, a security officer at Barnes Air National Guard Base, wasn’t on duty — but he sprang into action when he came upon an injured man while out shopping in Wilbraham.
Local 888 members have an opportunity to learn about being a steward.
Local 888 members get training on contract bargaining.
Workers at the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home were forced to experience one of the most traumatic COVID-19 outbreaks in the U.S. To help employees recover emotionally from the disaster, a coalition of unions has reached an agreement with the state that will provide mental health services.