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April 2, 2021 By SOMERVILLE WIRE STAFF

AUDIO: WEEKLY WIRE – EPISODE 1 – APRIL 2, 2021

"Prospect Hill Tower - 3/4 Angle" by Eric Kilby is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0

Listen to the new podcast from the Somerville Wire

Filed Under: Podcast, Somerville News Garden, Somerville Wire, Weekly Wire Tagged With: audio, Black Lives Matter, justice, labor, Massachusetts, news, police, Somerville, Somerville Worker Center, tear gas

April 22, 2020 By IÑAKI ESTÍVALIZ

AN MBTA BUS DRIVER GETS BACK ON THE ROAD AFTER A TWO-WEEK QUARANTINE

coronavirus MBTA

“We should only be able to have seven passengers on the bus so they can keep that amount of distance between them. But that is not happening.”

Filed Under: Pandemic Democracy Project, Reporting, Reports, Transportation Tagged With: Boston, bus, Cambridge, coronavirus, COVID, labor, news, slider, train, transit, transportation, unions

March 28, 2020 By IÑAKI ESTÍVALIZ

INVISIBLE HEROES OF CORONAVIRUS CRISIS CLEAN HOSPITALS, STREETS

coronavirus heroes

“These men and women are the anonymous heroes of the coronavirus pandemic and are among those who least can afford to lose their wages and benefits during this crisis.”

Filed Under: Features, Immigration, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: Boston, Cambridge, cleaning, cleanup, coronavirus, COVID, COVID-19, COVID19, garbage, hospitals, IMMIGRANTS, labor, news, news to us, organized labor, SEIU, unions

July 2, 2019 By COLE ROSENGREN

FEATURE FOLLOW-UP: THE ROAD TO ZERO

Despite a relative win for recycling workers, living wage advocates pledge to keep on fighting

Filed Under: Environment, Features, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: ACE, ACORN, Activism, Boston, Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, Cambridge, casella, charlestown, curbside recycling, Dorothy Kelly Gay, Fight For 15, Fighting for a Living Wage, Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives, Joe Curtatone, KTI Recycling, labor, living wage, Los Angeles, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health, MassCOSH, mayor curtatone, mayor Marty Walsh, menino, New York, OSHA, recology, recyclable, recycling, Seattle, Somerville, Stephanie Luce, Teamsters, union, wages, workplace safety, zero waste

April 12, 2019 By COLE ROSENGREN

FEATURE FOLLOW-UP: SORTING IT OUT

Will Boston set a new regional precedent and finally pay recycling workers a living wage?

Filed Under: Features, Housing Tagged With: ACE, ACORN, Activism, Boston, Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, Cambridge, casella, charlestown, curbside recycling, Dorothy Kelly Gay, Fight For 15, Fighting for a Living Wage, Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives, Joe Curtatone, KTI Recycling, labor, living wage, Los Angeles, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health, MassCOSH, mayor curtatone, mayor Marty Walsh, menino, New York, OSHA, recology, recyclable, recycling, Seattle, Somerville, Stephanie Luce, Teamsters, union, wages, workplace safety, zero waste

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