We are proud to be the 2024 winner of the American Bar Association’s Louis M. Brown Award for Legal Access!
The award ceremony will be virtual: Sept. 26 at 2 p.m. Eastern Time. https://t.co/1Jp8wJZgas
Join us and City of Boston, Mass AG, US Dept of Labor, GBLS, Justice at Work & local worker centers to learn about workplace rights. Next event is Mar 18, 5-7 2300 Washington St., Roxbury. https://t.co/wyAS8r6d3R
Workers’ Rights Fair in Boston: Rights of Immigrant Workers
Feb 27 from 5-7 p.m.
Our Saviours Lutheran Church
28 Paris Street
Boston, Ma 02128
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In @NYTOpinion
"Many jobs that were once decent — they didn’t make workers rich, but they were adequate — have quietly morphed into something unsustainable," Adelle Waldman writes.
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Thanks to all who attended our Open House on Nov 16! Special thanks to our speaker, State Senator Lydia Edwards, to Sherin and Lodgen for hosting the event, and to Fair Work, P.C. for providing the refreshments. Not too late to donate and have it matched. https://t.co/wfLLEQThFo
Need legal help in Massachusetts? Use the Legal Resource Finder (https://t.co/Br0L0B75yh) if you are looking for a free lawyer for a civil (non-criminal) case.
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Did you know that most people in civil legal cases don't have the right to a lawyer, even though the consequences of these cases can be severe and long-lasting? Check out this great 70-second @JusticeVoices explainer: https://t.co/0iWKw0adBY