Temp Worker Right To Know Anniversary Community Forum

One-year anniversary forum for the Temp Worker Right to Know Law hosted by the REAL Coalition at MassCOSH's East Boston Worker Center to assess impacts and next steps.

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Temp Worker Right To Know Anniversary Community Forum
One-year anniversary forum for the Temp Worker Right to Know Law hosted by the REAL Coalition at MassCOSH's East Boston Worker Center to assess impacts and next steps.
1/15/2014 12:00 AM

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1/15/2014 12:00 AM

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One year ago…
the Temp Worker Right to Know Law went into effect

Join the REAL (Reform Employment Agency Law) Coalition
on January 30, 2014 for a

Temp Worker
Right To Know Anniversary Community Forum

 
5:30 – 6:45 PM, Our Savior’s Lutheran Church,
MassCOSH Worker Center
28 Paris St, East Boston

Dinner provided
 
Hear temp worker stories and a report on the outcome of the law one year later;
Become educated about how this law can be used to protect the rights of temporary workers
Learn about how to influence new temp worker regulations during the comment period 
For information, email
Mirna Montano at mailto:mirna.montano@masscosh.org or 617.825.7233 x 16
 
Cosponsored by the Immigrant Worker Center Collaborative (IWCC)*, Greater Boston Labor Council, Greater Boston Legal Services, Massachusetts AFL-CIO, Massachusetts Interfaith Worker Justice

IWCC is a collaboration of Brazilian Immigrants Center, Brazilian Women’s Group, CCT, Chelsea Collaborative, Chinese Progressive Association, Fuerza Laboral, MetroWest Worker Center, MassCOSH

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