Thank you for joining us to advocate for good jobs, racial and economic justice, through the Worcester Works Campaign at a media conference: 12:30pm on Thursday, August 30th, 2018
Media Coverage:
Clive McFarlane: Voices for economic, social justice raised in Worcester
Mayday Rally 2016!
Good Jobs, Workers Rights
May 2nd
4:30pm at City Hall
Join Worcester Community Labor Coalition members, Lion Dancers, the Burncoat High Chorus, Eastern Medicine Singers – Native American Drummers and Lucelia de Jesus for the 2016 International Workers Day celebration.
Speakers spoke on topics including: Transparency with city tax breaks (TIFs), Racial and Gender Justice, immigrant rights, training & education, climate and environmental justice, jobs not jails & mass incarceration.
Thanks to everyone that came out for the Fight for $15 rally and attended the Economic Development meeting as well. WE WON! It was clear they wanted to just quickly and quietly get the TIF policy approved without further community input, but we did not let them.
Building Pathways Pre-Apprenticeship Program is working with people who want to begin careers as skilled building trades women and men in construction and transportation.
“AKA TIF Training”
Free training by the Worcester Community Labor Coalition for our membership and allies.
Monday, October 19th, 10am-12noon at Stone Soup, 4 King St, Worcester, MA 01610
Ample free street parking available. Training is wheelchair accessible and interpretation is available with RSVP before October 13th.
Goals:
Educate Worcester Community Labor Coalition member group’s leaders about the basics of city tax deals and the process for getting involved.
Empower WCLC members to act quickly when a tax financing deal is proposed in Worcester.
Discuss broader and more long-term strategies for community benefits agreements.
Ultimately our more effective action on this topic will ensure that tax dollars stay local, create good jobs and benefit the community, not just developers and large corporations.