Feature Articles
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July 22, 2021MassCOSH is working on an outreach project to understand how you and other workers are feeling during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are distributing a survey across the state to ensure that MassCOSH tailors our priorities to best meet... read more
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July 22, 2021Over the last month, the Department of Labor Standards (DLS) has taken two steps that have left workers unprotected from occupational exposure to COVID-19. First, on May 29, DLS stopped enforcing its COVID-19 Workplace Safety... read more
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July 22, 2021MassCOSH is excited to welcome new Labor-Community Training Coordinator and Organizer, Jazmin Morinigo! Jazmin joins MassCOSH’s team with ample experience engaging with workers and advocating for their rights through Oxfam America’... read more
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July 22, 2021Each year, high temperatures and heat stress kill more people than any other natural disaster in the US. While we are always concerned about workers who work outdoors, those who work indoors without air conditioning can also be... read more
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July 22, 2021
MassCOSH moved, but just up the street still in Fields Corner! Our new address is 42 Charles Street, Dorchester, MA 02122. We are excited to be renting space in the Vietnamese American Initiative for Development (... read more
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July 22, 2021The Teens Lead at Work (TL@W) summer program is back and in-person for the first time in well over a year and is celebrating its 20th anniversary of fighting for young workers’ rights! On July, 7 TL@W started its six-week summer ... read more
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July 15, 2021
July 14, 2021On May 13, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) issued new guidance removing mask requirements for fully vaccinated people. Approximately 62% of people in Massachusetts are fully are vaccinated. But this vaccination rate is not... read more
June 17, 2021MassCOSH would like to wish the best of luck to Ben Weilerstein, who, after an amazing and productive two years with MassCOSH, is soon leaving in order to be closer to family in Pittsburgh.
Ben did a fantastic job filling... read more
June 17, 2021As the metro Boston region baked in temperatures just shy of 100 degrees during a rare five-day June heatwave, thousands of workers experienced conditions that can lead to heat illness and Boston Public School students took MCAS... read morePages