Harvard Dining Workers Button Up: Ready for Respect

Harvard dining hall workers held a “button up” this week, wearing buttons that read “Ready for Respect.” The button up was in part to stand with workers who are asking Harvard University Dining Services to provide more opportunities to work. Harvard students joined the workers in solidarity. Read more

El Mundo Boston: Local 26 Members Making a Difference in East Boston

Photos and quotes of Local 26 members are featured prominently in the February 19th edition of El Mundo Boston. Read more

Celebrate Hotel Week Boston in a Union Hotel!

PrintThis week is Hotel Week Boston, a week where some of our city’s best hotels offer discounts to encourage stay-cations and get-aways during school vacation.

But not all participating hotels are equal. As always, use the Union Hotel Guide website or download the app when booking a hotel stay.

If you’re going to the Boston Hotel Week website to book, note that the following Union hotels are participating:

Ames Hotel
The Colonnade Hotel
Loews Boston Hotel
Ritz-Carlton, Boston Common
W Hotel Boston
Westin Copley Place

Enjoy your hotel stay in a Union hotel!

Local 26 voter registration success

Local 26 member Heidy delivered a stack of new Local 26 voter registrations today. heidycrop

Strong East Boston: Vote Joe Ruggiero March 3

Joe-L26Boston’s Local 26 is proud to stand with Joe Ruggiero, candidate for State Representative of the First Suffolk District in East Boston. Joe Ruggiero believes in an East Boston where residents have good wages, good benefits, and a say in development issues that affect them.

“I will be a strong voice for hotel and food service workers,” Ruggiero said. “I will fight to make sure you have a living wage and good benefits.”

Ruggiero has the endorsement of many unions and Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh. “Joe Ruggiero has a vision for an East Boston that is strong and healthy,” said Local 26 President Brian Lang. “Our members in East Boston share that vision.”

IMG_3019Please vote for Joe Ruggiero March 3rd. Polls are open from 7 AM to 8 PM. Please contact Jaimie McNeil at (617) 832-6643 if you have any questions or to find out how to get involved.